Let's discuss TI-99/4A

[Sincity]

I remember my parents buying me a TI-99 because it was the cheapest after rebates. That was about 24 years ago and I still have it! Unfortunately, the PEB was too espensive and I soon tired of using the tape drive. Never really got into the system. A few years after that, I got an Atari 600XL and never looked back.

 

Flash forward to recent times. A few years I found a TI with loaded PEB (minus RS232) for cheap. Now I need some programs to run on it.

 

BTW-all time favorite in the day was Parsec with voice synth.

[Scream And Fly]

Great computer, very underrated too. I actually have two new-in-box Ti-99/4a computers. LOL

[tremoloman2006]

I'm a little late to buzz in on this topic, but I'm a HUGE TI-99/4A fan. After the atari 2600 it's my next favorite system.

 

My collection includes:

 

3 x TI99/4A systems (2 x black/metal 99, 1 x white)

1 x voice module

1 x TI-99/4A Joystick set (which suck)

1 x Atari 2600 to TI-99/4A adapter

1 x TI-99/4A to RCA jack output

 

and the following carts:

 

Addition & Subtraction 1, Addition and Subtraction 2, Adventure, Alien Addition, Alligator Mix, Alpiner, A-Maze-Ing, Ambulance, Beginning Grammar, Blackjack and Poker, Blasto, Buck Rodgers, Burgertime, Car Wars, Centipede, Chisholm Trail, Connect Four, Defender, Dig Dug, Division 1, Donkey Kong, Dragon Mix, Early Learning Fun, Early Reading, Facemaker, Fathom, Football, Fractional Numbers, Hangman, Home Financial Decisions, Hopper, Household Budget Management, Hunt The Wumpus, Hustle, Indoor Soccer, Jawbreaker II, Jungle Hunt, Laws Of Arithmetic, M*A*S*H, Measurement Formulas, Meteror Multiplication, Microsurgeon, Mind Challengers, Minus Mission, Moon Mine, Moon Patrol, Ms. Pac-Man, Multiplication 1, Munchman, Munchman II, Munchmobile, Number Magic, Number Readiness, Othello, Pac-Man, Parsec, Personal Record Keeping, Physical Fitness, Picnic Paranoia, Pole Position, Popeye, Protector, Q*Bert, Reading Fun, Reading Roundup, Return To Pirate's Isle, Scholastic Spelling - Level 3, Scholastic Spelling - Level 4, Shamus, Sneggit, Star Trek, Story Machine, Subtraction, Super Demon Attack, Terminal Emulator II, The Attack, TI Extended BASIC, TI Invaders, TI LOGO, Tombstone City, Touch Typing Tutor, Tunnels Of Doom, Video Games 1, Video Graphs, Yahtzee, Zero Zap

 

A few of my favorite games include: Moon Mine, Burgertime, Donkey Kong, Jawbreaker II, Adventure (cassette games), Popeye, Q*Bert, Star Trek, TI Invaders, and Dig Dug. A great system IMHO!

[telengard]

Where's the love for Hunt the Wumpus. I could play that game all day.

Parsec, bleh.

 

Glad to see a thread on the TI99/4a.

 

~telengard (loves Parsec too)

[Scream And Fly]

Good stuff - I actually have two new-in-box Ti99/4a machines

 

[Omega-TI]

Glad to see a thread on the TI99/4a.

 

~telengard (loves Parsec too)

 

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