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Zelda: Dark Link Quest now TI-Connect compatible

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DJ Omnimaga:
3 years after The Legend Of Zelda: Dark Link Quest release, it is finally compatible with TI-Connect.

Tonight I am releasing version 1.01 of the game, which can be sent without any problems to a TI-83+, TI-83+SE, TI-84+ or TI-84+SE calculator, providing you follow instructions carefully. This was almost mission impossible to get the game TI-Connect compatible, which explains why it took so long before such version is released. This is because the game use hacked picture files, which cannot be sent individually using TI Connect, thus, they need to be grouped. Also while grouped files containing such picture data can be sent fine using TI-Connect from a PC to a calculator, the opposite is impossible, thus, you need to send those groups using an old software called TI-Graph Link. However, groups sent from calculator to PC using this old software are not compatible with TI-Connect. The first program of each group will corrupt when sent to the calculator, altough it won't corrupt picture files if there is no program present. So the installation process is slightly more complicated than with the original TI-Graph link version, altough it may end up taking less time because files send faster using TI-Connect and TI-Graph Link always randomly crash unless you run Windows 95 or 98.

If you wanted to play the game but couldn't because you could only use TI-Connect (as TI-Graph Link didn't supported USB link cable nor the 84+ models) you can now. Just download the update in TI-83+ calculator RPG section or Our work section!

Speler:
That's awesome!  It's nice to see you updating your games :).

MechaTech84:
I can't find it.... Can you post a link?

DJ Omnimaga:
Darn... it shouldn't be that hard. Did you even visited the Omnimaga website at all? o.o

It should be clear that it's in the download section, right? I even mentionned it was in both our programs and calc rpg and programming tools section and since it's for the TI-83+ series it should be in this section

MechaTech84:
but it says it was updated june 2007, is it that one?

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