I mostly play kirby on it because it's easy to pick up and play. My other games do not have a save-feature and you'd have to start from the beginning every time you start. I should get zelda or another game that can save.
This was a picture from a german magazine. I am not sure if there was an article that went with it too. It was supposedly something done by nintendo themselves, but it never saw the light of day. Maybe it is photoshopped by the magazine. There is a romhack though and it has added colors.
There are rumours about a color version of metroid2.
Look what happens if you assign colors to the original grayscale. This is what the gbc/gba does. With the Super Gameboy adapter for snes you can fully customize your color pallet. I scaled it down to 160x120
Fancy. I remember the first calc game everyone at our school played was snake. I believe it was made in basic, but the program was protected and hidden from the editor. Great there is one for the CSE now too.
Metroid3 on a calculator especially in basic are gonna be tough. Metroid 2 has a much lighter game engine, so that has the most chance of being ported especially since the ti z80 calcs use the same cpu as the gameboy.
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I should try to do a full playtrough.
