AudioSurf for iPod, PSP, Mac, NDS, Xbox360, XBLA, Wii, etc

[wwm0nkey]

posted this as a separate thread but got locked.

Audiosurf 3DS

the 3DS can store music as is damn powerful enough to run Audiosurf.

[Passerby]

posted this as a separate thread but got locked.

Audiosurf 3DS

the 3DS can store music as is damn powerful enough to run Audiosurf.

got locked for a reason, you should read that first bit of this thread too which is why you got linked to it.;

[riahc3]

Android......This needs to be ported to Android.

[Logger]

The game Music Racer seems similar to AudioSurf. Anyone AudioSurf can use the same stuff it does and get Mac Support that way?

[blue_h3x]

The game Music Racer seems similar to AudioSurf. Anyone AudioSurf can use the same stuff it does and get Mac Support that way?

Fantastic idea, not to mention the two run of entirely different base code and are completely incompatible. Not to mention Musicracer lacks even the complexity of mono.

[Logger]

Jeez, sorry.  I was just seeing if they were similar at all.

[blue_h3x]

Might have over done the sarcasm there...

If you're not a programmer, then you can be excused for not understanding the complexities. In short, it's just not that simple.

[Logger]

Yeah, the more I look at the game, the more and more it seems way simpler than the videos of AudioSurf that I've seen.

[blue_h3x]

Musicracer is simply, collect some random blocks while being forced to listen to an overly loud and unpleasant cowbell noise.

Audiosurf however requires blocks to be collected in a way to form matches, these matches are the very basis of the play.

Musicracer can be described as a rhythm based game as it's play depends upon the rhythm of the music.
Audiosurf can be described as a puxxle based game, as the forming of connecting matches is a continuous puzzle to solve.

[riahc3]

Man Audiosurf on Android would be fun

[omfgcookies]

Adding another request for Zune HD port to Windows Phone 7.  This would be great and according to microsoft shouldn't be too difficult. Thanks.

[lavacano201014]

RE: Passerby in thread titled "Linux"

and it usually takes way too much messing about to make builds that works on all distros.

...ehhh not really. Postal 2, Doom 3, and Quake 4 are all closed source, and they distribute binaries to Linux that work across the board. Just a matter of how you package them.

[Passerby]

holy fucking necro, and i do stand by that point, it's a pain in the ass to develop for Linux unless your just targeting the top few distros.

also i do believe that quote was from someone trying to use wine for game on linux which is defiantly not worth the amount of wasted times it takes to get something sorta half working.

[MiRRORxViSiON]

Audiosurf on Wii and Xbox 360 would be nice at least, bigger screen. other controls.

Audiosurf has to for Wii as Wii Ware for 800 Points
And for Xbox 360 free at the Xbox Live Marketplace

[Mincus]

Audiosurf on Wii and Xbox 360 would be nice at least, bigger screen. other controls.

It works on a 360 pad already and just plug your computer into your TV if you want it on a bigger screen.

As stated in the past, it is very unlikely to be ported to either console.