Zauri, the sample space shooter game demoed today, uses the Zunepad, thus wouldn’t work (as well) on a Zune 30. Nothing has been decided as to whether games will universally require 2nd-gen Zunes, though. Use of the Zunepad in Zauri was as a track pad and omnidirectional — it wasn’t just up / down / left / right, as in the menus. Right now the system partitions a mere 16MB for storing games, although this might change. Right now there isn’t a professional-grade SDK to announce; all titles should initially be done up in XNA Studio. Means of distribution (i.e. games loaded through an installer, through the Zune desktop app, or through Zune Marketplace?) has not yet been decided. The first beta development tools will be out this spring. There are no plans for Zune game sharing (yet), so to play with a friend wirelessly you both must have the game on your Zune.

The itsy bitsy spider also has an elevator to get individuals into the cockpit. The machine is powered by a 454 cubic inch chevy V-8 married to a modified TH400 trans coupled to two klune extreme under drive planetary gear boxes, uses a rockwell 2 1/2 ton military axle to supply power to the leg crank shafts, The final drive ratio is 125:1. The legs are supported on a 4 link system and uses 56 pivot points and 114 bearings..