Well, that's neat. Nothing ASCII, though?

Woot, thanks for the tip of the hat to the Ultimate Calculator. :)

very few ascii classics........

on second thought, my guess is it was as much about showing off calculator power as it was about classics, since i hardly think my star wars mod of phoenix is a classic....

meh, w/e, excellent work digitan,

Slow news year I see (jk).

Nice video, some calculator classics are featured there.

Even if some of them aren't released yet...like Spencer's Zelda or Mario 68k...

Just because there unreleased doesn't mean there not already classics :).

yeah, i saw some Mario 68k with nice grayscale, but i assumed it was the smq mario. it's too bad you can't get grayscale on a titanium with smq

Yes you can. Ghostbuster rocks. I'm not really sure if it's that or hw3patch, but both are awesome. PreOS rocks too.

That program is Super Mario 68k (see link). It's a really, really good port.

Awesome work DigiTan! Some great games in there! (Pleased that i made it in there a couple of times as well *hides* :P).

WWWWOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWW. I'm impressed at both the video, and the sheer number of great games that people have put out over the years. Though those talents are now fading... (mutters darkly)

I hope this sort of thing (videoing) continues. Also, I hope the resurgence of the epic programs shall be soon in coming. (See my bio for info on what I'm talking about.)

With this inducement, the newest wave of great works can begin!

Great video, that must have taken forever to make. I have played a lot of those games too.

This was an amazing video. I didn't realize there were so many amazing calculator games out there. This is an eye-opener for people who think that calculator programming is a little, extremely obscure hobby that produces little results or that 3D cannot be accomplished on such a small device. That looks like it was a lot of work. Way to go, DigiTan!

I'd love to see a list of all the games used, with links to downloads (or at least more information if they haven't been released yet). Several games in there I'd love to have, even though I rarely play games on any of my calculators anymore.

On the video page on the right there is a thing with information... if you click "more" it shows a list of all of the titles shown... No links, though.

Argh!!!!! Donut Quest II is on there but not Pegz?!?!?! And there was no animated screenies for Contra 83+....He must not like Basic games very much. I didn't see Bowling on there either, that deserves a mention.

I recognized quite a few of those games, most of the z80 ones.

Well, BASIC games are rarely as popular as ASM games. He did get some of the most notable BASIC games in there though.

wow, it's things like this that make me regret that i never finished the ideas that i had. I finally got some new batteries for my 89, and today in class i was scrolling through my var-link and it brought back some memories. i wish i could have finished metroid, but i just have not had time like i did in high school (when i had NO life). Awesome work to everyone who made those games featured, i saw a lot of familiar titles, and a lot by people i used to work with pretty closely.

It's Ben! Too bad about Metroid...I was looking forward to it.

yeah im still here. i've been lurking fairly regularly.

Thanks. I started collecting screens back in Jan. The song was on XM radio at school and I said: "This could go with calc footage!" I'm also editing a full-motion video of James Montelongo's "Realsound" setup in the opener. XD

Awesome Digi, I didn't know you had been working on this. Cool to see a bunch of those games, especially glad to see Sonic got in there.

heh heh. I figured it would be a good surprise vid. Some featured game authors and UTI managers were contacted for suggestions/work citings. And they all did a great job keeping the project under the radar for all those months. Plus I figure it's a good vid to show people who have never seen calc gaming before.

Except that they'll prolly be fooled into attempting to acquire some 68k games for a z80 calc. :)