Sources of CGDoom are here: http://martin.poupe.org/casio/cgdoom/cgdoom0.03src.zip

Please add a MENU option to this game. I NEEED to save. 

Also, add in-game overclock option so I don't manually have to go to the pover app to manually overclock every time I run this game (runs GREAT at 94.3 MHz) 

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Please add a MENU option to this game. I NEEED to save. 

Also, add in-game overclock option so I don't manually have to go to the pover app to manually overclock every time I run this game (runs GREAT at 94.3 MHz) 

Hi and welcome to the forums. Actually the game is still under developpement, but I agree a menu would be nice.

Quote from: blfngl on September 11, 2012, 09:44:00 pm

Looking good so far! If I only had a Casio...

Eh, I believe you have a nspire. So you can play doom already.

I think he means that he wants to play in color

Hello,

Please add a MENU option to this game. I NEEED to save. 

you can create menu yourself, I released source code so you can continue where I ended ;-)

Also, add in-game overclock option so I don't manually have to go to the pover app to manually overclock every time I run this game (runs GREAT at 94.3 MHz) 

NO. Because somebody's calculator will go only to 87 MHz (mine) and somebody else will want to go up to 94 MHz. So I will not overclock automatically.

also add clear ram button, to stop crashes

I need to solve this clean way. Not just reset the calculator.

You stopped working on the game?

No, I am just not full time Casio hacker :-)
Currently I switched to fxTerm, but I will return to CGdoom early, I have some ideas I would like to try:-)

Hi, I just got my fx-CG 20 and I wanted to try this game, but it always shows me an error read file... it seems the .wad file just gets moved to another folder. Can anyone help me?

How did you upload files to your calculator ? I use USB in mass storage emulation (so PS sees the calculator as a 16 MB disk) and it worked always fine.