Go Andi! Keep devoting more of your time to the 8x series. We are always pleased to see your talents involved in the ti community, rather than gameboy. thanks again.

Hey, thanks a bunch! Well, I'm not sure how much time I can devote to anything at this time. It's the last year in school, and I'm really busy, furthremore, I started with Driver's Ed, too... (this takes at least 40 lessons in Austria + time for learning)
So I can't guarantee anything, sorry.

Come on Andreas, stop flogging a dead horse (the 85) and make some 86 games for us :).

Personally, I think this is pretty cool, and I would love to see it for the 86...

I really don't think we have to start a "my calc is better" war. Why discourage someone from making programs for any calculator? It is pointless. If he wants to make stuff for the 85, let him! I personally still use my 85 instead of my 86 for games. A lot of the 86 games are just ports from the 85 or some other 8x calc.

Still think the -85 makes a good gaming platform. *nods* On the other hand, I doubt anybody could argue that any 8x series has something that's not on the 92. (which I also got one of.)
Anybody know if TI made the 89 to have the interface to the functions like the 85s? I mean, the menu-driven Solver, for example, instead of the 92's command-line driven solver?

Hey, there is this neat prog thats been out for a while on the 86. It's called ashell, and it has 85 emulation. So quit your yappin'. You can use pretty much any 85 game on it (with a few exceptions, daedalus for example)and they work the same, if not better because of the 86's high contrast.

when I play these games they are either one quarter of the screen or way too slow. Is there a fix for this?