Doom for the Nspire
Posted by Michael on 10 March 2011, 01:53 GMT
Prepare to be amazed: Mrakoplaz of the Omnimaga community has released a beta version of nDoom for the Nspire. nDoom is a port of the original id Software classic and makes full use of the Nspire's 90 MHz processor to give you all the first-person shooter action you crave. nDoom is built for Ndless 2.0 and runs on nSpire OS versions 1.7 - 2.1.
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Re: Doom for the Nspire
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Kevin Ouellet
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Wow it has been ages since you last posted news MV O.o
I tried the game on my Clickpad and it was really amazing. Some freezes occurs late in game but for the time it last it was just epic. Granted, the TI-Nspire is more than enough to support such software, but there still remains the fact it's the original Doom on a calculator and not a clone. (Although Gemini, Wolfeinstein 83+ and ZDoom were impressive)
I hope he releases a finished version here eventually.
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10 March 2011, 03:28 GMT
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Stefan Bauwens
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FInally...
I myself don't have a ti-nspire but I looked at the animations and gifs.
It looks great. I mean... It's doom!
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10 March 2011, 08:37 GMT
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Squalyl
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Wow there's some jetlag over there. This program has been out for weeks. and it's awesome.
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10 March 2011, 11:44 GMT
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James Vernon
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This. Is. Amazing.
I've only just started checking in on the TI community again recently, and then I see this. Impressive! :)
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11 March 2011, 12:32 GMT
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Eeems
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Next up we need to port Linux, then all the important milestones of porting to a new system are done :P
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11 March 2011, 20:42 GMT
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