gpSP-Nspire
Posted by Ryan on 9 August 2012, 17:04 GMT

So, you say that you're still amazed by Brendan "calc84maniac" Fletcher's impressive feat of bringing a Nintendo Game Boy emulator to your calc? How about his Game Boy Color emulator? Well, you might want to take a seat before reading this news piece. In fact, go ahead and just lie down to prevent serious injury. Brendan has recently released a Game Boy Advance emulator for the TI-Nspire CX. Are you still with us? Good.

gpSP-Nspire is derived from the source code of gpSP2X, an open-source emulator for the Linux-based GP2X. Brendan has absolutely loaded this release with features such as control-mapping, savestates, filesystem browsing, .zip support, and a slew of functions/features for optimal timing settings. Warning against potential overclocking and compatibility issues, careful examination of the Readme and user discretion is recommended. If you do not have an Nspire CX model, you can always enjoy Brendan's lovely version of Chip's Challenge. With Brendan now having conquered a large quadrant of the Game Boy emulation world across multiple platforms, we can only gently encourage calc84maniac to finish his TI-83+ version of F- Zero :)

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