Super Mario on TI-89 Titanium

Posted by: raysmithtx Post date: December 1st, 2010


Super Mario on a TI-89 Titanium

25 Responses to “Super Mario on TI-89 Titanium”

  1. Theonegamefreak Says:

    @PianoScience Yeah.. my problem is when I put the files to the explorer, it doesn’t all go in a mario folder. So it’s all in main.

  2. PianoScience Says:

    @Theonegamefreak here’s a video. w w w. youtube .com / watch?v = ee G5a DIubMo Can’t post url’s on Youtube comments.

    To run the game, go to vars-link, scroll down to the mario folder, open it up, then find something that says “mario” PRGM 61, press enter, then it should take you to the home screen where you close the parentheses and press enter once more.

  3. Theonegamefreak Says:

    @PianoScience Yeah. I found the 68k but.. how do you install it on an 89?

    I did what I think the instructions told me to do and when I go runmario it doesn’t run.

    Oh, it’s supposed to be in a Mario folder.. but when I put the files to the calculator it didn’t make a folder called mario like it was supposed to.

  4. PianoScience Says:

    @Theonegamefreak I put the link on the comments section on your channel. :)

  5. Theonegamefreak Says:

    Download link?

  6. tropicallanterns Says:

    It’s amazing that a $10 mircoprocessor can accomplish so much. Back when I was in the Navy, I got to work with the 68000 in various electronics, and it’s amazing

  7. sturla68k Says:

    @akwlb2 :

    The readme that comes with the game explains it all.
    Make sure you have sent all the files, archive all the files and it will run.

  8. kilrmax Says:

    my algebra 2 teacher wouldn’t let me use this at first, but for some reason, now that i’m in pre-cal I can. Probably because not many people have any idea how to use this.

  9. PianoScience Says:

    @dRk419 If someone made pokémon for it. it’s possible.

  10. dRk419 Says:

    does this mean i can put pokemonin this thing?! :O

  11. Scioneer Says:

    @PianoScience

    Of course, I’ve restored a few of those Macintoshes. The Original, the 512k, the Plus, the SE, and the Classic all had the 68000. The Amiga and the later model Atari Computers also used them. The Sega Genesis is a good example of a game system that used it. It was a great cpu in its day.

  12. PianoScience Says:

    @Scioneer Yes they do. Computers like the original Macintosh had one of those inside it.

  13. Scioneer Says:

    These still have Motorola 68000′s in them right? If they do then thats one reason why the 89 blows the other Z80 based calcs out of the water.

  14. kgmfer Says:

    freek

  15. PianoScience Says:

    @cheiney Sure is!

  16. cheiney Says:

    Is that Ah ri rang in the background?

  17. abownes Says:

    @ginteardrops Plus you can’t use em on professional exams

  18. abownes Says:

    @ginteardrops Most college courses let you use these, unless a math class wants you to do something that can be done in a tenth of the time on the calc and is a core math skill, like differentiation or integration. Other classes like Thermodynamics and Electrical engineering courses really require you to have these.

  19. mdeonx16 Says:

    @badguy66626 It can do everything you’ll ever need for calculus (differential and integral), you purchased wisely.

  20. ginteardrops Says:

    @badguy66626 yes and no… don’t get lazy with this calculator. Most teachers won’t allow them on exams in higher levels. Lower level classes they may not care. Depends.

  21. MastaShortie Says:

    @badguy66626
    way worth it, it helped me ace exams

  22. PianoScience Says:

    what kind of math, algebra, trig, calculus?

  23. badguy66626 Says:

    i just bought this calculator, is it worth it? im taking math classes

  24. imusikfreek Says:

    @edencomfort lol

  25. edencomfort Says:

    umm that really creeped me out at the end
    how it was like bye eden
    cause my name is eden

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