As I paid for the n-gage pandemonium on the n97 and didn't finish the game, I wanted to carry on on the n900. It was released for win32, Playstation, Sega Saturn and n-gage. I've no idea about what n-gage is, but I'm guessing some ARM binary and ABI which the n-gage app provides to the various symbian phones it's available on. The ARM compatibility might help, but I decided this was a nonstarter. The PSX emulation videos look slow, ~50% at best, so this is unlikely to ever work. The dosbox threads indicate some games seem okay on this, so I decided that as the game was so old for PC, (P200 era), there is a chance that the fast JIT based qemu might be able to run the x86 PC version fast enough. I found that you can apparently run wine under the qemu user mode execution, so this needs somebody (maybe me if I find the time), to compile qemu in this mode rather than the full PC emulation modes (like dosbox) that people have been using so far. It should then be possible to run various windows apps under wine, albeit slowly. I'm hoping the 600Mhz ARM based processor could emulate an x86 fast enough for Pandemonium. As a test of the feasibility of this project I used usbnet X forwarding of wine running the pandemonium demo for windows. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOKTso0j72c