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TI-85 Emulator for the Nintendo DS
Posted by Michael on 23 April 2005, 04:43 GMT
A fellow by the name of David Rorex has ported "an old DOS TI calculator emulator to the [Nintendo] DS," according to his project page. Information is currently very sparse, as it is not a completed work. There are a few major problems as well: He doesn't cite the name of the emulator he is using, he makes the cardinal sin of packaging a 85 ROM with the emulator, and his port is apparently still buggy. However, those of you with a Nintendo DS can try this by downloading the binary and loading it on a GBA flash cart. Meanwhile, I'm still trying to get over the fact that people don't mean Detached Solutions when they say "DS".
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calcprogrammer1 
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I have a Nintendo DS and it is the best thing I own besides my TI 84+SE and my computer. I would really like to get this. Imagine what the teacher would say in math class!! It's now a calc!
It would be even better if a TI 83 or 84 plus was ported to DS (people still widely use those calcs)
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2 May 2005, 21:32 GMT
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ralebcorex
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Hey, everyone. David is my brother and he showed me that cool emulator on my DS. It was awesome. He's a freaking genius
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20 April 2006, 18:55 GMT
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