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    TI DOOM

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    3 HN mentions · mentioned in 3 months, 2012–2016

    YouTube

    2:48 · 199K views · Jul 29, 2008

    A short video of someone playing Doom on a TI-83+ graphing calculator, with a link to the version used.

    Cited as the best available video of Doom on a TI calculator in threads about Doom ports and calculator programming.

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    3 comments from Hacker News

    1. @dosshellNov 2016· in “Doom on the MacBook Pro Touch Bar [video]”

      I'm sorry to tell you it is even more complicated than if it can run doom. Does this count as doom? this video Another definition i have seen is the QWERTY keyboard restriction. If i remember correctly some good calculators from Texas Instruments have abc keyword to be allowed on some big math tests in US. (Or is this maybe just a myth in Europe?)

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    2. @gipsiesDec 2012· in “Portal’s physics engine rebuilt in 25KB—on a graphing calculator”

      I remember playing a lot with my old TI-83. One of the most impressive games was DOOM: [LINK] Best video I can find: this video Unfortunately I never had a TI-89. Would've been awesome if I had one back in the day, and then test these games: [LINK] and [LINK]

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    3. @xahrepapJun 2015· in “A Doom-like engine on the Raspberry Pi – 9800 lines of bare metal assembly”

      Porting Doom to everything has always been a thing. Way before Atwood's Law was ever a thing. It was the original Atwood's Law. :) this video

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