I have the original Age of Empires(all of them infact from Rise of Rome to the AOE III), but I was cursious do I have to buy the ppc version to get it to run on my Axim?
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Yes you do - you can use the savefiles from the desktop version of AoE I, but you need the executable and maybe data files which were compiled for the PocketPC, and are available from software stores like PocketGear and Handango.
OO Thank you for taking your time to respond, but I make not alot a hour and I could really like to not spend the money. Is their some way I could get the program to run without the recompiled files.
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Because your PPC runs on another type of processor (and other different hardware) you cannot run x86 compiled programes, because your device is not x86 compatible. That's the main reason why you can't run x86 programs on a Mac neither...
I found a demo http://www.clubic.com/telecharger-fi...pocket-pc.html so you can try and see if it's worth the money. As far as I know, there is no emulator, but I might be wrong, however I think Age Of Empires makes use of DirectX calls, which won't be supported on PPC.
There is an opensource variant of Civilization, so If you have a lot of time and know how to program, you might port it to PPC... http://www.freeciv.org/index.php/Freeciv
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