Little Dude 2 ported to the TI-85
Posted on 28 September 1998, 02:08 GMT
Chris Edwards has posted Little Dude 2 to the TI-85. Chris may port Little Dude 1 also if there is demand for it. However, there won't be TI-86 versions of either one because of the program size limit. Chris is planning to make Little Dude 3 for all four Z80 TI-8x calculators and it will feature an on-calc level editor. More information on this game will be released later.
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Re: Little Dude 2 ported to the TI-85
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Ian Graf
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the reason a ti-86 asm game can't be larger than ~10k is that it uses a paged memory system. the processor can only address 64k, and the first 32k is reserved for the rom. the other 32k is sliced in half, and i think each half can be switched to provide 90k (or whatever the hell it is). that means that no asm program could span more than one memory page.
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29 September 1998, 04:46 GMT
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Re: Little Dude 2 ported to the TI-85
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MERCK Geoffrey
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This haven't nothing to do with LD2 but i was wondering if someone is in the process to hack the 73 in order to run assembly. This could be a great ASM adventure like it was on the 85...
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29 September 1998, 20:09 GMT
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Re: Little Dude 2 ported to the TI-85
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George Edwards
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I am the programmers brother. Hi Chris. I enjoy the game, and I get a sneak peak at the games in development! Ha Ha.
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30 September 1998, 04:39 GMT
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Re: Little Dude 2 ported to the TI-85
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Tristan
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Just out of curiosity, what type of game is Little Dude.....Platform.....Eight-Direection.....?
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1 October 1998, 14:31 GMT
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