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Probably the C# decompiler named [[ILSpy]] will be used to get back the C# source code. See: [[:Category:C Sharp decompilers]]
Probably the C# decompiler named [[ILSpy]] will be used to get back the C# source code. See: [[:Category:C Sharp decompilers]]


An alternative of [[XNA]] Game Framework is planned to be used too.
[[MonoGame]], the alternative of [[XNA]] Game Framework, is planned to be used too. MonoGame is almost a drop-in replacement for the XNA game framework.


The main reason for the existence of the Mobile Eggbert project is the fact, that [[Windows Phone]] is a discontinued mobile [[operating system]] (developed by [[Microsoft]] Mobile for [[smart phones]]), devices with Windows Phones are no more produced and without such device the only way to run this version of Speedy Blupi is the emulator, which is uncertain to work in the future, as it is a closed-source proprietary technology.
The main reason for the existence of the Mobile Eggbert project is the fact, that [[Windows Phone]] is a discontinued mobile [[operating system]] (developed by [[Microsoft]] Mobile for [[smart phones]]), devices with Windows Phones are no more produced and without such device the only way to run this version of Speedy Blupi is the emulator, which is uncertain to work in the future, as it is a closed-source proprietary technology.

Revision as of 13:23, 23 November 2024

Mobile Eggbert is the planned game created from the decompiled C# source code of Speedy Blupi for Windows Phone.

Probably the C# decompiler named ILSpy will be used to get back the C# source code. See: Category:C Sharp decompilers

MonoGame, the alternative of XNA Game Framework, is planned to be used too. MonoGame is almost a drop-in replacement for the XNA game framework.

The main reason for the existence of the Mobile Eggbert project is the fact, that Windows Phone is a discontinued mobile operating system (developed by Microsoft Mobile for smart phones), devices with Windows Phones are no more produced and without such device the only way to run this version of Speedy Blupi is the emulator, which is uncertain to work in the future, as it is a closed-source proprietary technology.

Current status: Work on "Mobile Eggbert" started on 23rd November 2024.

Update as of 23rd November 2024 - project Mobile Eggbert started

Porting of Speedy Blupi for Windows Phone to modern devices started on 23th November 2024

  1. Visual Studio 2015 is used. "New project" was created: Visual C#/Windows/Windows 8/WindowsPhone/BlankApp (Windows Phone Silverlight)
  2. The target platform is Windows Phone 8.0, which is different from the original release by Daniel Roux in 2013, which targeted Windows Phone 7.5
  3. Visual Studio Express 2010 was installed: Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2010: https://archive.org/details/visual_studio_2010_express
  4. XNA Game Studio 4.0 Refresh was installed: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=23714

The source code repository for Mobile Eggbert is: https://github.com/openeggbert/mobile-eggbert