except for the upgrade, i can't remember a time when ticalc.org has gone down (due to them). that's pretty impressive considering that this is really just a low end pc.

i'd say congradulations are in order.

-KAKE
IP

200 MMX is a low end PC?... I don't think so. But i think the 486DX 4 seemed to be more stable...

i believe that low end has come to mean anything less than 233mhz. of course, this is open to debate, unlike the mac term low-end meaning anything less than an 040.

-KAKE
IP

And after a server upgrade...

Hehe, at least you guys don't have to worry about people turning your server off :)

Hehehe...and it's practically a built-in security system, too.

"Oh, nuts! There's no power switch!"
"Quick! Jam something in the slot! Maybe we can turn it off that way!"
"But what do we use?"
"Here, try this fork!"
*ZAP*

This is one of the best comments I've seen for a long time =)

--blue

I concur

Where you been Nate?

Later,

-Steve

Well, that's all very nice, but the site's up again now, and I'm sure we're all happy... isn't it time for some real news? Half of the stuff here is about the site, or upgrades, etc. And that's good and all but I haven't seen any games coming out for a while and i think that's what most of us are looking for now... anyone else feel this way?

True dat.

Heck yeah! We want games! We want games!

BIGDYNA IS COMING SOON !
(now it's time for me to make some pub for my future game :))

Yeah, Now, it already came. It is sooooo cool. Although using virtual calculator on 89 version it carshes in part 2 of level 7. Anyone else expirence this?

I haven't seen anything on here about new assembly programs in a while (besides Street Fighter II)

Also, can anyone point me to a good resource for M68K assembly for Fargo on the TI-92?

Well, I have just released yesterday a game called Bigdyna, running on TI92 and TI89. I guess there should be a new posted soon...

Cool, but where'd you learn asm, they don't exactly teach it in my high school (they try to teach C++, but don't do a good job, luckily I had already taught it to myself, as for the rest of the people in the class...). Does any one know of any resources on the web for it?

As many peoples, I learned 68K assembly by reading the file "68kguide.txt" by Jimmy Mardell. Look at the Don Barnes post for the corresponding url (a few posts below).

See the URL above.

>Also, can anyone point me to a good
>resource for M68K assembly for Fargo
>on the TI-92?

Check out the link above. 68kguide.txt is a particularly useful reference.

This might not be anything but your link software doesn't download.

whoose?