I downloaded the game (v1.3), installed on my X50v. However, every time I start it, the initial screen comes up (play, setting, etc.). Then when I click Play or Setting, it just either disappers or hangs there requiring a soft reset.

Is All-In Hold'em good for X50v, or maybe I have a conflict?

Been using the game for several months with no problem.

It works fine on my X50v. I'd try their customer support, they've been pretty responsive to me in the past. I didn't have any problems, just questions about the game.

Josh

Thanks. I guess somewhere there is a conflict on my ppc. I am also running "true vga" mode. Maybe that is the problem. I will try in standard vga mode next.

I haven't tried it in true vga mode yet.

Josh

Were you able to figure it out? It looks like the problem is "true VGA". All-In is based off Gapidraw, which doesnt support true VGA correctly in the version I used, and didn't update that version for it. So I wont be able to support it until I add VGA type support to the game (and probably a new Gapidraw version or different library). This should come fairly soon, if not in Version 2.0 that is due out soon, then in the next version.

I'm developing against an X50V right now, so...

Thanks

Brian
Birdsoft

Ill be discussing the new version more at

http://www.birdsoft.biz/forums

Thanks for the information, Brian.

Yes, the problem is definitely "true vga". When I switch back to standard vga, everything works OK.

Do let us know when you work out a fix for true vga.

i like realdice.com's hold em more

better graphics

My x30h is da bomb
www.gqfuzion.com < ppc exchange forum

Interesting.

My biased observations:

I tried it and it was very jumpy/flickery and seemed to have some redraw problems, and was a weird mix of Windows controls and GAPI Type screens. The AI didnt seem all that sharp. The graphics are all right, but I wouldn't say tons better, just different. And it only limits you to 6 players at the table. OH, I dont really like being portrayed as an older bald man. The dealing process is slow, and if you get kicked out and try to re-enter the game, it doesnt work correctly. They seem to be trying a little hard on branding their website/company as well. All in all they just seem to have Tons less features and have some early product kinks.
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They do have their selling point, bluetooth or infrared multi-player, which as I have heard hundreds of times, why base it only off those technologies. If you have to be in that close a range to play multi-player, why not use a deck of cards. (I can obviously see situations this may be ideal, hopefully everyone involved has a licensed copy of the software at those times).

Now dont get me wrong, multi-player is coming in our software as well, but I will definitely go wi-fi, desktop, etc...

Obviously Im very biased, so what do you actually find better in their game... Im working very hard on Version 2.0 of our software right now and am always looking for ways to improve it...

Its been an interesting last few weeks. 3 new competitors in the Hold'Em market all at once. Not a great thing for us, but definitley gives the Texas Hold'Em fans options, and with 2.0 we hope our product continues to lead the pack.