Where, oh where were you, Nintendo Gameboy Color disguised as a Texas Instruments TI-83 Series calculator, when I was in school? Where? WHERE? Probably ...

Back in August on the calculator game programming forum Omnimaga, a user by the name of Hayleia shared work on a Smash Bros. clone for calculators that run using the Zilog Z80 microprocessor ...

A game programmer has developed a version of the popular 'Super Smash Bros.' game for Texas Instruments' TI-83 and TI-84 graphing calculators. The game comes shortly before the release of the ...

If you have an old TI-83 calculator lying around, Omnimaga user Hayleia has a project that might fit the bill: a Super Smash Bros. port for the calculator of seemingly endless possibilities.

We look at the thriving community developing games you can play in class — or elsewhere — on your Texas Instruments graphing calculator.

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