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Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
slimey_limey  Account Info
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I don't do games, so my choices were kind of limited. :S

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 18:07 GMT


Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Derrick F.  Account Info

I don't own a 68k calc, so mine were even more limited :)

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 20:39 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Valera Trubachev  Account Info

Me too, but I just chose Mario because I know that it would've been my favorite if I had a 68k calc.

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 22:37 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
jujaga  Account Info

If there was only an option to vote for them all... :D

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 23:06 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
elfprince13 Account Info
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Ive played most of those actually even though I dont own a 68K calc....I voted for Corridor 99

Reply to this comment    8 December 2005, 14:50 GMT

Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
nexon  Account Info

I play 68k games, hopefully the one I am making will be in POTY 2006 Selection :D

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 19:01 GMT

Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
matt zelda  Account Info

i wish i had voted last year cause im really not up on the games this year. i'd imagine the staff doesn't want us to say what we voted but my choice is something i really do think would deserve this award :)

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 19:17 GMT

Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
JcN  Account Info
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ClosedGL

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 20:13 GMT

Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Paul Bellar  Account Info
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Yeah, me too.

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 21:33 GMT


Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Kevin Kofler Account Info
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And what will happen with it once the author stops maintaining it? Either it will get broken by a TIGCC ABI change, or by a TI hardware and/or software change, and without the source code to recompile it, it will be useless. And so will all the programs which have come to rely on it. Lack of source code is enough of a problem for programs (and the reason why stuff like GhostBuster exists), it's even worse for libraries! Xlib and GraphX are already essentially useless these days.

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 21:45 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
jesse frey  Account Info

what is the reasoning behind it not being open scorce?

Reply to this comment    8 December 2005, 00:10 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Num Account Info

My guess is because companies, such as Microsoft, will want to sell it or the compiled vesion for profit. As with calculators, it could be because authors want to keep the source, so people won't release a modified version of their source without appropriate credits. In my personal view, everything should be open-source, like Linux.

Download Linux now.

Reply to this comment    8 December 2005, 01:55 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Zeroko  Account Info
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I agree that code should be open source. Then again, I also agree that people should certainly have the freedom to choose whether to release the source. I think that software should be released into the public domain. That way, if some company or individual can make a wonderfully good extension of it & does not want to relase the source, they can. If you say that gives the open-source people a disadvantage, then they should make better stuff in the first place. After all, open source is supposed to result in better software, last I checked. Finally, any code in the public domain remains there permanently - a company could only hide their extensions. Granted, they could copyright the most obvious extension (& thereby hamper easy open-source development), so this path would only be completely viable in the complete absence of software copyrights.

Reply to this comment    10 December 2005, 19:48 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
JcN  Account Info
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I was thinking in terms of achievement. Developing a semi-port of OpenGL is a huge achievement that pushes the design envelope of the 68K line. My second choice would have been gb68k, for the same reasons. However, ClosedGL has more potential, I think.

Reply to this comment    8 December 2005, 20:53 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Lewk Of Serthic  Account Info
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Yeah, no good, for the end user, can come out of closedsource software.

Reply to this comment    9 December 2005, 00:44 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
sigma  Account Info

Yeah, so, exactly what impact does any of that have on whether or not it's the most impressive program of 2005?

Reply to this comment    9 December 2005, 21:54 GMT

Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
fpgforce  Account Info
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M4r10 rocks ;)

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 20:26 GMT


Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
randomperson Account Info

I must agree. M4R10 is like seriously one of the best games ever developed for the 68k platform...

Reply to this comment    9 December 2005, 04:36 GMT

Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Coolv  Account Info
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Out of these, I would have to say Kirby. A bomberman clone won last year, and the only game worth playing on the gameboy emulator did not work (despite numerous reports of it working): Pokemon.

If anyone made it work, please tell me.

Reply to this comment    7 December 2005, 21:17 GMT


Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Calcinator Account Info

I made it work. I had to reset all memory first, and then send the files. I have a TI-89 Titanium. Oh, and make sure you're using a valid rom.

Reply to this comment    8 December 2005, 11:31 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
Coolv  Account Info
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I reset all memory, and then sent the DAMN BIG rom to the calculator.

Reply to this comment    8 December 2005, 23:07 GMT

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