WARCRAFT 2 IN A CELL PHONE!!!

[EviL~SnOoPdOgG]

[Delete mine too]

Well since you brought it up. Yea wargus is well known for android even a paid version.

I rooted my old note 3 with ubuntu linux. I will configure wine and should be able to actually run the real warcraft 2. Also another program for android is winulator to run windows programs on android. Only works for starcraft but I have good hope in war2 being added.

[shesycompany]

uh yes ... dosbox and war2dos here.  can run it thru 98 but cant get network.

wargus is ok..but needs tweaking to get it to feeling like war2.

prob need a good quad core for 486/66 .im playable at 2core phone but its like a 386/25.

using linux and whatever to get war2ru i would get mouse+keyboard+hdmi out .....walla!
post back when u try tupac see what the performance is!

[EviL~Ryu]

I have played Starcraft on android also.


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[EviL~SnOoPdOgG]

Well since you brought it up. Yea wargus is well known for android even a paid version.

I rooted my old note 3 with ubuntu linux. I will configure wine and should be able to actually run the real warcraft 2. Also another program for android is winulator to run windows programs on android. Only works for starcraft but I have good hope in war2 being added.

Did u get it to work on wine?? or u haven't tried yet?

[EviL~Ryu]

I did get war2 to work on wine, but game play lagged so much that it made it pointless.


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[shesycompany]

when i had fedora,wine worked for some progs i use but never for any games.
i just vm'ed.
but dont give up hope im a noob and probably ubuntu* is the one to use.

[Yamon]

THIS ISNT WARCRAFT 2.

THIS IS A CELL PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Winchester]

THIS ISNT WARCRAFT 2.

THIS IS A CELL PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hahhaha, great music video

[EviL~Ryu]

THIS ISNT WARCRAFT 2.

THIS IS A CELL PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have a blackberry [emoji846]


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