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03/08/2006, 5:00pm, EST

Wednesday, March 8th

Pac-Man released for iPod

The iPodMame project has made it possible for iPod owners to play Pac-Man on their iPod nano or iPod video media players. A subset of the iPodLinux project, iPodMame is trying to bring the MAME game emulator to iPods, enabling users to play classic games on the gadgets. The emulator can currently run Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man on the iPod nano, as well as fifth-generation iPods. Additional games to be supported by MAME include Pengo and Joust, according to Engadget. In early November of 2005, iDoom 1.1 was confirmed to support the iPod nano, allowing Nano owners to play the classic Doom game in full color.


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03/14, 6:03pm, EST
This news is probably why AAPL's stock price went up $1.64 today.

When Crazy Climber is playable on an iPod I can die a happy man...
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