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Someone similarly motivated in the other direction could take some of my work on other games and get them running on Android.

I was able to get over some hurdles with the Quake II port by looking at a port someone did to Android. You could always write to Zenimax and ask them to update the ports on the App Store. It's true you'll need an Apple device and a Mac to compile these and that's going to limit a number of people but that's just how iOS and tvOS development works. I'm not sure where you're getting the $300 figure from, seeing as how an Apple Developer license is $99 a year, but even then you can push to your devices for free now - Apple dropped the need for the $99 fee for people not publishing to the App Store a few years ago. Congrats, you've made a source port that will only cost (quick check) $300/year to actually use, not counting the cost of the Apple device itself and, oh yeah, the MacBook required to connect to the device.Īll to recompile code in 64 bit mode because Apple decided that their iDevices - of which none have more than 4GB of RAM ANYWAY, should only run 64 bit code.

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