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Doom now playable on a TI-Nspire calculator
- jbri 16y agoI remember messing around with a (much simpler) 3D engine on my old TI-89. I'm honestly not surprised that high-end calculators have got the grunt to do this - it's not exactly HD video they need to render.
- burgerbrain 16y agoCheck out this (slightly simpler) Doom-style engine (loaded with a portion of a Doom map even!) running on a ti-84+^: http://benryves.com/journal/3739423 http://benryves.com/journal/3739423 Texture-less, but a far more impressive feat in my mind. ^16MHz Zilog z80, an 8-bit cpu.
- chaosmachine 16y agoThe Nspire is actually pretty powerful compared to the 6mhz z80 TI-8X's many of us grew up with. It's running an ARM 9 CPU at 150 MHz and has 32MB of SDRAM.
- pan69 16y agoThat's a lot more powerful than the 486DX 40Mhz with 4MB of RAM I used to play it on.