TI Basic Games

[GhostGuy]

If anyone interesting, I do have webpage designated for TI Basic (Extended Basic, Super Extended Basic) games. As notated on the webpage, they were programmed (typed) under an emulator called Win994A and only used for private use. Most were typed from the COMPUTE! magazines and other various books. Some games were slightly modified for graphic and sound improvements. The original creators (and sources) are mentioned in the .TXT files of these games.

 

 

This is a video showcasing short play through for each game:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYIwTAlHOaM

 

 

This is the link of webpage:

http://www.babins.org/Guy/TIgames.htm

 

 

I have noticed that the link for the Win994A simulator is not showing up correctly. Any idea what has happened to this page?

[+Lee Stewart]

It is a little slow to respond, but this works: http://www.99er.net/win994a.shtml

 

...lee

[GhostGuy]

Thanks, Lee.. for the quick response. I have noticed that the link does still work. You're right it is slow. Good, I don't have to update the webpage then.

[RXB]

Thanks, Lee.. for the quick response. I have noticed that the link does still work. You're right it is slow. Good, I don't have to update t1920 by the webpage then.

I would suggest you put the games onto Classic99 and use OBS Studio (FREEWARE) to make videos like do at 1920 x 1080 and that way people can reduce the size of the video to fit screen the PC they use can show.

 

However you made this video looks very low resolution and jumpy. I know it took sometime to make but the very low resolution looks terrible and like timing issues.

 

P.S. I have modified RXB versions of some of these games so well done on this project.

Edited December 1, 2017 by RXB

[senior_falcon]

I don't see the jumpiness Rich mentions, and the sharpness is way better than a real TI on a composite monitor, so I don't see the need for any changes to the video.