I really liked to see that some more ports came out for the 83+, can't wait till the next batch comes out.

I know that yall programmers are probably getting tired of hearing this but, oh well. Is there anybody out there porting plain jump for the 83+?? Im just curious, because I saw it on a friends ti-83 calculator and it looked pretty cool. Or is it not possible to convert it so that it will work for the 83+?

Just cruious,
Jonathan Taylor

sory 'bout the spelin mishtake, I guess dat I nede 't watch wat I tipe mor carfuly.

this is kind of pointless...
yea!! 99th comment!!


i comment again by saying that the 83+ is not a horrible calculator to be flamed or made fun of

Too bad too many people seem to think so, and I don't think I need to mention the recent faisco to say why so many think so.

--ASimPerson

The 83+ isn't that bad. My nephew owns one, and it does it's job pretty well. While I prefer my handy dandy 86 to get the job done (as well as play from the many choices of games), its better he use an 83+ and have at least SOME games to get him through the day than use one of em casios :P

PS: I think porters should take a break from porting all those games to the 83+, so that way there's no chance the 83+ will have more games than the 86, and I won't lose my bragging rights over many fellow classmates :P

on that ps you would still probably have bragging rights.Just use YAS(Yet Another Shell) and play most 82 and 85 games and still have your 86 games woo hooo that was fun when I used my 86 in class.Maybe some one should make 8x emulation for the 89 even though they would have to slow it down.

emulation of other calcs isn't safe as I've learned when using shells (especially when its 82 games). One time I used ASE to play Lotus and it froze my calc severely and had to wait forever for it to be fixed (even when taking the batteries out). I haven't tried YAS though, does it do 82 emulation a little more stable? :P

PS: this is not like a dictator-like demand so don't get mad, but I'd really like to see a lotus port on the 86 :P

PPS: my 89 is comin in a weeks time! wohooo

Someone should make an emulator for the ti 83 games to work on the 83+. Assembly of course. Then there would be no need for ports. Programers can get a break and if they want to spend more time creating instead of tranlating. Hey that rhymes, I think. Programers take more joy creating that porting, at least me if I could only learn asm faster. I can't even get text displaying to work All I can do is make a pause and clear the screen. Can anyone tell me what commands I need and where to put them.