By Andrew Liszewski
And speaking of calculators, what better way is there to take advantage of that powerful graphing calculator you bought for university than by installing Bill Nagel’s custom Super Mario game. It’s not a port of any of the actual Super Mario games from Nintendo, but a recreation that includes 13 unique enemies, 64 unique background tiles, fast scrolling, power-ups like a growth mushroom and fire flowers and even a “somewhat-challenging” boss.
The game can be downloaded from ticalc.org, and if you need instructions on how to install it on your own calculator head on over to Brown-Eyed Albino’s Blog for a brief write-up and a link to a YouTube video.
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Wow, 10+ year old news.
That beats the crap out of the Pong clone game I programmed on my graphing calculator, back in high school! 😀
yeah i played this in 9th grade…i'm 24 now
And, ur a moron
And, ur a moron