Guys, what i would like to call n64spire is possible. Recently, I have become obsessed with the legend of zelda twilight princess for wii. Then, I started playing ocarina of time using the project64k emulator. It was scripted in c, I think, and even if it weren't scripted in c, we could make one in c just like it. Here is a link for it: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/n64/project64.html by the way, it is improper grammar to say "if it wasn't", "if it was", "I wish I was", "I wish it wasn't". I learned this by watching fiddler on the roof.

I think to emulate something at its full speed, you need a processor at least 10 times more powerful than the original device or console, and even then, the N64 and cartridges got special chips in them to emulate as well, since the Nspire lacks them. Remember how on 233 MHz computers you could emulate most SNES games fine, but when you tried to run Star Fox, Pilotwings or Doom, it lagged like mad due to the extra chip (Super FX) to emulate.

Before insisting something is possible when a lot of people who have been on this forum for a long while (and won ticalc.org POTY awards) are proving you wrong, maybe you should try porting a N64 emulator to the Nspire CX yourself if you are so convinced it's feasible. There is a reason why your post got rated down (twice). Personally to run at a playable speed, a Nintendo 64 would need to be completely recoded from scratch or ported to Ndless instead of being interpreted by an emulator. Also if your grammar comment was directed at someone on the forums, then it is against the forum rules, because most people here don't speak english as their native language, meaning grammar nazism is not welcome.

Making it greyscale is easy enough.

Also, there's frodo already PalmOS version: link

The problem I think is that on the C64, there's no outline for sprites and tiles. Kinda like in early NES games. So it might be very hard to distinguish some stuff in games on grayscale calcs. Basically a C64 emulator would need hotkeys to enable/disable certain colors, like red, green or blue.

Extended: I don't think we'll ever see a need for OpenGL, which any Open Source n64 emulator will need but that's a really generous offer! SDL support would rock.

And DJ, I can definitely see the color issue there. Perhaps there could be some kind of pallete limiter, seeing as there's 16 colors it could cut that to 8 (merged together) and that should help with contrast. you would lose some color features. maybe it should be an option in the emulator.

I think an Acorn System 1 emulator would be really cool! Let me tell you what an Acorn System 1 is, especially for:

<DJ_O> Spyro543 what is an accorn system 1? Does it makes you lose the game with GoldenAccorn84 casino ads via a spambot?

It's an old system that you programmed directly in hex. Also its only display is hex. It can store and recall data from a standard audio cassette. Here's a pic.

For more info, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acorn_System_1.

An emulator of this on Nspire would be awesome!

I think it would be cool to use a infrared LED and make a sort-of universal TV remote   -Or/And-  Something so you can have multiplayer with another nspire via the calc-to-calc cable.  I'm clueless with programming so I dont know if these are possible

It'd be nice if gbc4nspire supported link-cables via the calc-to-calc cable, though it'd be hard to program.

An interactive ZIP program would be cool ! Would it be possible ?

Hmmm, Maybe not.

hey!!! another IH guy