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Quote from: yunhua98 on February 21, 2011, 04:05:55 pmdefinitely, unless Ndless comes out for the TI-Nspire CX. Even then, it still may get the POTYCalm down... A lot of games/programs for the NSpire can still come, Doom can win, but we can't say for sure.
definitely, unless Ndless comes out for the TI-Nspire CX. Even then, it still may get the POTY
Somehow I would actually call bullshit on this one. I think it's more likely this is a video of Doom playing rather than the actual game. Firstly - the executable file is only 400k - the size some kind of a video player could be. The actual game starts in mid-action, just as the Doom logo is in mid-fade, it plays too smoothly and perfectly without the device moving from the guy presumably actually playing the game, and then it just ends mid-action just as the presumed player is about to enter combat. It also ends by going to black screen, and staying there, just as you would expect a video to end.
From the comments section of Kotaku:QuoteSomehow I would actually call bullshit on this one. I think it's more likely this is a video of Doom playing rather than the actual game. Firstly - the executable file is only 400k - the size some kind of a video player could be. The actual game starts in mid-action, just as the Doom logo is in mid-fade, it plays too smoothly and perfectly without the device moving from the guy presumably actually playing the game, and then it just ends mid-action just as the presumed player is about to enter combat. It also ends by going to black screen, and staying there, just as you would expect a video to end.Some people will never believe this.
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