Ya, if they plan on doing something that takes up battery life they will do something to correct that most likely (probably a bigger batter I would think).
By the way, for anyone not aware of what head tracking is here is an excellent example.
Also, isn't that second picture by Weregoose a chart of Dual-Layers?
This seems cool. I will check this out later when I have a chance.
Last thing...I just made a pretty legit looking 4-level grayscale test in TI-BASIC... It isn't anything special and I doubt it would be good in a program but it looks really nice on the graphscreen I think.
ClrDraw 0 While 1 Text(-1,Ans,Ans,"888 Text(-1,Ans,Ans,"88_ Text(-1,Ans,Ans,"8__ End I realize similar things have been accomplished before but I just thought I'd share it because it is really practically flickerless (I only see a tiny little flicker thing like every few seconds). I'm on a 84+ by the way. Sorry, just got excited
Well that's why stereoscopic is an outdated method now
That's pretty cool if they get that to work. I've seen multiple examples of this type of effect (phone programs, a Wii hack/program/trick/etc., and a full real room example.).
Also, just a side note, since Axe is pretty fast and everything is either monochrome or grayscale you could possibly just let him fall through. Since there aren't multiple colors it might go unnoticed. Just a thought. What ever you do that I'm sure it'll look and feel good game wise
Well if you're implementing physics into this (similar to the one Sir made for HL2) where you kinda skid when you stop moving that could kinda fix it so it is less likely you'll stop like that and just go over. I don't know if that is what you want. I think it'd be fine either way.
If you did do something that would make it faster but you'd have repeditive code you could always make either a sub-program that is recalled or put a Lbl at the top of the program with the code.
Oh, yeah, I heard about that trick with the For( loop and the end inside the label. Does it only work with For( loops, not While or Repeat ?
What trick are you talking about? I just meant if you have repetitive code put it at the top of the program in a Lbl since TI-BASIC scans from top to bottom when searching for Lbls.
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I might try it later when I have some time. 
(Even though it wasn't technically official yet