[...] of updates, the developer of Doom for Android is also working on touch controls and now has sound working.  If you like Doom, help contribute to [...]

I was thinking the same thing. The buttons on a phone have a limited life and bashing away at them playing games seems a great way to wear our your phone before its time. Ok, I have a “soft” keyboard on my HTC Magic, but if I do have to use any of the control buttons a lot – especially the trackball – I’d be concerned about making them fail sooner than I’m ready to get a new phone.

yay more, fps fo android.

everytime i try to download the game i get jave.net.socketexception: unknown error

If i try to add the files manually to the sd card i keep getting the message “tap menu > start to try again

anyone have any suggestions?

You can use sound, but on the “Enable Sound” button it says it will cause slowness.

[...] va ganando madurez, nuevas y viejas aplicaciones, por ejemplo Doom, que se puede descargar de forma gratuita en Market. El vídeo explica como podéis configurar el [...]

[...] va ganando madurez, nuevas y viejas aplicaciones, por ejemplo Doom, que se puede descargar de forma gratuita en Market. El vídeo explica como podéis configurar el [...]

actually, those are the buttons i use for strafing. you can see it in the video. i didn’t want to confuse people unfamiliar with fps so i didn’t mention it. But i’ll make an annotation in the video.

Looks like a good port. Is there any way to use the track ball to turn/look left and right and press it to fire? It would feel more like a desktop fps then : )

The touchscreen is very well implemented into ScummVM, I completed Beneath A Steel Sky and only had problems in one scene. (Where you have to steal the sandwich and wrench. Just save your game and do that part on the computer, then switch again.) Aside from that, the trackball can now be used as well.

Regarding Doom: Why doesn’t anyone in the videos use strafing? I recommend 9 and 0, plus P for opening doors.