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You can still play the games on an emulator, and some of them, like DT's work in the document player.
I guess that everybody here should also send their entry to the Inspired-Lua contest since it will only take them a minute and another chance to win a Nspire CX I didn't check if we got any other entry though
Does the Lua contest allow people to post public downloads of their entry before the deadline? Because the publishing of entries on the previous page just disqualified them if that's the case. Otherwise, if it's fine, then I guess it would be a good idea. I think there is no english/french language restriction.
Suggestion:Edit the news article to warn everyone to not forget to TNOC their OS 3.0.1 before upgrading to try the Lua games, so they can downgrade back to 2.1 afterward. Just in case some people kinda forgot.Quote from: adriweb on August 16, 2011, 08:45:58 amI guess that everybody here should also send their entry to the Inspired-Lua contest since it will only take them a minute and another chance to win a Nspire CX I didn't check if we got any other entry though Does the Lua contest allow people to post public downloads of their entry before the deadline? Because the publishing of entries on the previous page just disqualified them if that's the case. Otherwise, if it's fine, then I guess it would be a good idea. I think there is no english/french language restriction.
I tried all of the game. They were all fun to play, although the graphics in the "Nyan Cat Game" were hard to see on the grayscale screen of my Clickpad TI-Nspire.