Nebulus for the 89
Posted by Michael on 20 June 2004, 18:09 GMT
The classic ATARI/Amiga/C64/DOS game of Nebulus has been created for the 89/92+/V200. This scroller features the story of Pogo, a demolition worker who must destroy ocean-harming towers. Sound (through the link port) is an optional nice touch. As shown in the screenshot to the right, the graphics seem well implemented.
Update (Morgan): Ti-Gen has posted an article with some of the history of the game if you are unfamiliar with it.
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Re: Nebulus for the 89
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dabud15
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<off topic a bit>
I never really used a TI-89, but I just bought the TI-89Ti, and I'm used to the 83+. On the 83+ all your programs were right there in a list when you pressed the "PRGM" button, but is there a way I can easily access all my programs in one list on the TI-89Ti? I put some race program on there and I have to type the following message on my homescreen in order to run it
race2()
but if I had like a dozen programs, then would I have to memorize a dozen little things to type in on the home screen? 'cause that would be annoying.
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23 June 2004, 16:27 GMT
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Re: Re: Nebulus for the 89
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Joe Blow
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Yes.
Press 2nd and then - for "VAR-LINK"
There you can access all of your programs, pictures, data, lists, matrices, graphs, and everything on the calculator(except FlashApps I think, where you need to press APPS to get to). You can even create different folders to put things in.
Also, something you can't do on the ti-83 is put programs into flash memory, where I think the ti-89T has like 2MB of memory. In the var-link menu you highlight something, then go to manage, and click "archive variable" or you can first press F4 on many things to archive all of them at once.
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23 June 2004, 16:57 GMT
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Re: Nebulus for the 89
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Coolv
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<off-topic>
Somebody should make a 68k game that is similar to Mortal Kombat, or Killer Instinct!
By the way, HOW do you play Street Fighter II on a V200 with a 2.09 AMS?
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26 June 2004, 20:55 GMT
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