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ARhrrr! was built to work on the Tegra devkit, running Windows Mobile and using a pile of custom APIs, completely built in native C++ and OpenGL ES. The code was all really custom to that device. It could be ported to iOS or Android, but it would essentially need to be rewritten. The easiest approach would be to redo it in Unity (like Nerdherder). But, it still requires an actual person to do it. Every now and again we think about reviving it, but can’t find a way to fund the folks who’d need to do the work.

You guys released the Nerdherder, so why no release this as well? I don’t understand your replay “Find someone to fund us to build it!”, it’s already built?? Release it, even as “do at your own risk-ware”!! 🙂 Or, if you seek a profit (and I won’t argue if that’s the motivation), hook up with the google revenue system, push ads, in-game ads, game start up ads, whatever.. Charge a couple bucks to download it, whatever. There is absolutely no reason why we shouldn’t all be enjoying that awesomeness right now. And as to the paper size issue that a user was going on about above.. Two simple choices come to my mind. Your nerdherders seems scalable.. Plays the same on my 42 in tv displaying the image as it does on a 8×11 paper.. So employ that tactic, whether it was intentional or coincidence.. Most computers/printers can do stitched printing so we at home can take your original size image and print it out spanning a 2×2 or 4×4 or whatever size grid needed.. Not a huge issue. But for the record, I am waiting on a release, alpha, beta or retail, and tons will too, once it hits the market, err Google Play or whatever they are calling it this week. 🙂 (or xda if ya wanna bypass the googlage for now!)