Does this work on the 86 using Rascall or ASE?

Yes, it does. But if you use Rascall, make sure to set the individual games by pressing [xvar] in rascall, and pressing enter on each game you wish to play.

could you just explain what that xvar thing is a little better? i no what you mean but can you explain it?

this selects which vars are accessible by 85 progs

it didnt work on mine, i got into the program, then when i hit enter to play the game, the screen just turned blank and nothing happend, any ideas?

You need to use xvar. A small problem with Rascall is that it doesn't like external TI-85 levels. To compensate for this, the author used xvar to "set programs that Rascall didn't recognize as levels for TI-85 programs". So press xvar and select the program(s) you want to play. Programs for uChip work the same way. But remember that selected variables take up a lot of memory, so only select a few programs at a time

Is it possible to make an actual hp48 emulator? or mabye a converter to congert hp48 games to ti8x series?

Well, making an emulator for the HP48 is far too difficult. But there are actually some other often used "languages" by the HP48, so you could make emulators for those too.
The advantage of such emulator proggies is the portability to almost any calculator without any problems. Furthermore, writing programs is pretty simple. Unfortunately, the speed isn't that fast yet.

how bout a port to the other calcs, namely the 82?

Problem's screensize: SCHIP8 uses the resolution of 128x64. Thus, only CHIP8 emulation would be feasible on the TI-82/83, I guess.

Still, being able to play the real space invaders on my ti-82 would kick ass

Where do ya get the games for this thingy?

ya might want to try www.davesclassics.com. I know they have a lot of emulation stuff for the computer. Whether or not they have those specific roms or not, Im not sure of.

Weren't there games in the zip?

There were games in the zip files, but it said in the readme file that you could download more games and convert them for use with the emulator.

That sounds pretty cool, but to the programs have to be in .85s format before they can be sent?

So, it seems an emulator is possible, if it is done for the TI-85, why not possible for the TI-92?????? aNy programmer volonteers, email me!!!!

No offense (or at least not too much) intended, but, the 92 uses a different processor you fool!

Yes, but so does the HP48. You couldn't use the same code, but it IS possible to write a Chip8/SChip8 emulation.

Andreas, I've got a small request:

Could you remove the delays, (or at least some of them) to make gameplay more smooth on the 86. At least on , it seems sluggish. You could post it as "optimized for 86" or something. Just an idea.

Actually, I was thinking of releasing a new version where you adjust the delays during the gameplay, as not all games seem to run at the same speed somehow...