Author Topic: I wonder if that new windows 7 phone can support blockland.  (Read 2384 times)

If the new windows phone could support blockland, I would be happy.

I don't think Blockland can be played on any kind of phone

I don't think Blockland can be played on any kind of phone
End of topic.

Ok, Answer me this.
Why do people want to play Blockland on their phone, there would be a tiny screen, lots of lag, you may have to pay to go online unless connecting to a wireless internet network IE your own (Which contradicts this whole idea), the graphics would have to be lowered, it couldn't handle many bricks, it would take up most of your phone, pretty much impossible to get add-ons, there are not enough controls on a phone (Unless a Blackberry or a variation of a Blackberry). All this and so many more problems with this idea.

So, go on, Why do you want it on your phone?

Ok, Answer me this.
Why do people want to play Blockland on their phone, there would be a tiny screen, lots of lag, you may have to pay to go online unless connecting to a wireless internet network IE your own (Which contradicts this whole idea), the graphics would have to be lowered, it couldn't handle many bricks, it would take up most of your phone, pretty much impossible to get add-ons, there are not enough controls on a phone (Unless a Blackberry or a variation of a Blackberry). All this and so many more problems with this idea.

So, go on, Why do you want it on your phone?

Never mind..



You guys think sooo back.

Windows Phone 7 REQUIRES a 1 GHz processor, thus it could run BL.

Hell, it even has Xbox Live.


He never said he wanted to play it on the Windows 7 phone, he thinks it would be interesting if it could. (That would be interesting)

windows 7 mobile != windows 7 desktop

Windows Phone 7 REQUIRES a 1 GHz processor, thus it could run BL.
But it couldn't play it for stuff without at least 2Ghz.

It'd take at least ten minutes to open the Start Server menu.

windows 7 mobile != windows 7 desktop
Most people don't understand that. Therefore, use either the not equal symbol in the computer library, or =/=.

Not equal symbol in the computer library
What the forget are you talking about?

And who doesn't understand "!="?
No one.

What the forget are you talking about?

And who doesn't understand "!="?
No one.
People who don't know any programing?