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You strap into your, "Mining Frog", a robotic vehicle capable of leaping from platform to platform and crawling around the cavern spewing the green amalgam used for ore testing, spitting the red anti-matter used to power it and discharging the blue energy it outputs in large directed bursts in a frog eat frog race to beat the clock.

Nombre:	frogs-2.5.zip
Fecha:	26/11/2006
Tamaño:	3.96 MB
Versión:	2.5
Escritor:	Linus Sphinx
Sitio web:	https://gp2x.fullsack.com
Descargas:	3,408
Sourcecode URL:
Licencia:	None

Operating Systems:

gp2x F100
gp2x F200

Connection	Download Time
56k Modem	12 mins, 1 secs
128k ISDN	5 mins, 8 secs
256k Cable/DSL	2 mins, 45 secs
512k Cable/DSL	1 mins, 27 secs
1mbit Link	37.7 secs

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13 los Comentarios

Sphinx:

Check the web site for tip sheet etc.

Eclipse:

the sites says only: XSLT processing failed! (i'm using Opera..)

Sphinx:

XML/XSLT site only works for Firefox it seems, try this for the tip sheet without any formatting: https://gp2x.fullsack.com/docs/frogs.xml

Sphinx:

Apologies to all for the web sites incompatibilities, I do not have access to other browsers on my current hardware/software platform.

Eclipse:

do a fucking php site :)

Sphinx:

Here's a dime, go get a real browser.

Sphinx:

Of course if the php page spit out div and span with relative positioning instead of antique tables and frames you would have the exact same results anyway, it aint the language.

Eclipse:

Opera is the best browser. Always 0 bugs on secunia.com. Only stupids make a site that can be viewed only with a browser. Stupids or noobs. Or Stupid noobs.

Eclipse:

if u make something, make it usable. "go get a real browser" is a stupid thing, 'cause ur are not Valve Software, so if ur site doesn't open, simply users will not play that ugly "8-bit palette with diffusion error graphic" thing that you call your game. Btw, is the game graphic really that weird or is only the screenshot?

Sphinx:

Nice thought but it appears Opera doesn't even know enough to leave server side xml processing instructions alone. Personally I judge a browser by what's really important, it's W3C compatibility but to each it's own. Does it have problems displaying 256 color images too?

Eclipse:

have problems only displaying your site.

Sphinx:

Starting to think it's my doctype maybe, if I can get cocoon to stop passing the processor directives through I think it would probably fix it. Thanks for your help.

Sphinx:

Should work with opera now.

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