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Multimorphic Teases Open Source Multi-Game Pinball 40

Posted by timothy
from the for-my-cousin-randy's-basement dept.
New submitter ghops spotted Engadget's coverage of an interesting gaming machine at SXSW, writing: "Multimorphic shows off the P3, an innovative multi-game pinball platform. With a 27" 'touchscreen' LCD in the lower playfield and modular shot layouts comprising the upper playfield, the P3 delivers a 'one machine, many games' system where the physical pinball can interact with graphics on the screen as it rolls towards traditional, physical objects (ramps, loops, targets, etc) on the upper playfield. The system will ship with two games, one designed by famed pinball designer Dennis Norman, and it's an open platform allowing anybody to develop their own shot layouts and/or software. Because of its ball tracking technology, it can even play itself!"

Comment: Re:Why? (Score 2) 359

by Tukz (#41821761) Attached to: Google's Nexus 4, 7, 10 Strategy: Openness At All Costs

There is a few good 4" android phones.
Most of them spotting a dual core, which is sufficient.

You probably won't find a quad core 4", but do you really need it?
Take a look at these phones, as an example:

Sony Xperia P
HTC Desire X
Samsung Galaxy SIII Mini (coming soon)

All phones running 4.x, with a dual core 1Ghz+.

Though, most of them DO have "poor" resolution, compared to their big brothers.
Not that that really bothers me, but it seemed a concern of yours.

Personally I refuse to go above 4" on my phone.
Currently waiting for SGSIII Mini to hit the market, unless something better hits first.

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