cool idea, may spark new interest

[drummer]

I would enjoy playing Altitude on my ps vita as a mini game. or on the iPhone. Might get some new players too...

have fun!

[Ribilla]

Originally Posted by drummer

I would enjoy playing Altitude on my ps vita as a mini game. or on the iPhone. Might get some new players too...

have fun!

Already been suggested a million times (please check other threads before you make one), alti is coded in java which isn't really compatible will those platforms and the devs have other projects to work on.

[RedLight]

I was hacking together a Java / C++ bridge that would be compatible with the iPhone, but I wasn't skilled enough to finish the project.

I noticed that someone else claimed the accomplished this successfully: http://www.innaworks.com/alchemo-for...iphone-porting

I guess it could be possible to port this to the iPhone, but given the complexity of bridging I'd say it's not worth the trouble.

[Karl]

The Oracle iOS JVM sounds the most promising to me http://www.drdobbs.com/blogs/jvm/231900029

The most interesting announcement came when Oracle demoed both Java and JavaFX applications running on a Windows tablet, an iPad, and a "Linux-based tablet". To achieve iOS compliance, Oracle is working on an enhanced compiler that takes your Java application, unchanged, compiles it with the JVM built within it, and bundles it as a fully-compliant iOS application that meets Apple's requirements. Currently, this JVM is a variant of Java ME's CDC JVM, and depends on some enhancements that are not yet final, but this offers promise that Java applications will run on mobile devices and tablets in the near future.

[RedLight]

Well that's incredible. Seeing that Oracle is behind it I doubt what they demoed was just vaporware. Looking forward to hearing more about this if/when they release it.