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"After seeing clones of Doom arriving on calculators a few years ago, the real game is finally arriving on them, specifically the TI-Nspire and TI-Nspire CAS models," the video's description reads. "It's still in beta, though: As for now, the game runs for 20-60 seconds then freezes randomly. Some animated GIF captures can be found on the site. They look much clearer than in the video, but the framerate is much slower."
Doom was first released in 1993 by id Software. The series is widely considered to be a pioneer for the FPS genre. It introduced features such as 3D graphics, true 3D spatiality, networked multiplayer gameplay, and support for player-created expansions.
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dcrosenthal said:
Um.. Hello... Doom was released in 1993, NOT 2003! That would be one crappy looking game for 2003...
it was an honest mistake, relax people.. geez
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Lokalaskurar said:
But teachers delete all your stored data right before tests :_(
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That is fantastic
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haha... now try it on a Timex digital watch. lol
Pretty cool... pointless... but cool.
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That's what I'd be doing in math class, that's for sure.
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matrix86 said:
Today's generation is stupid and lazy as it is...now you're going to put video games on their calculators? it seems like every month I lose more and more faith in our future.
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frankly if kids these days had enough focus to try and put a game on their calculator I would be impressed.
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