That would be awesome! But wouldn't it be rather complicated and run a bit slow?

I suggest an application to make a custom menu, as I have explained in this post:

http://ourl.ca/18601/343007;topicseen#new

Super hexagon, anyone?

shhhhhhh

How 'bout Puzzle Farter?
http://www.puzzlefarter.com

^ Kerm made one
iirc it was made to demonstrate an 8 calc multiplayer game

How about a new calcnet game?
A Genesis emu for Nspires

The sega genesis had both a 7Mhz 68000 CPU and a 3,6Mhz z80 coprocessor (if I recal the cpu speeds correctly.) I think it's more difficult to emulate two CPU clocked at different speeds. I think they communicate asynchonously, so the emulator has to be multithreaded, yet the threads have to be able to swap out information asynchronously. If the timing is not right this can lead to inaccurate emulation.
The genesis and the Nspire have the same resolution: It's 320x240 at most in ntsc regions.

I had this idea a while back, but I didn't quite understand what I was getting in to, so I stopped the project: How about a MOBA?

And instead of a DOTA/LoL-type MOBA, how about an Awesomenauts-type game?

Edit: Using gCn, of course

Quote from: Dapianokid on March 28, 2013, 03:17:24 pm

How about a new calcnet game?
A Genesis emu for Nspires

The sega genesis had both a 7Mhz 68000 CPU and a 3,6Mhz z80 coprocessor (if I recal the cpu speeds correctly.) I think it's more difficult to emulate two CPU clocked at different speeds. I think they communicate asynchonously, so the emulator has to be multithreaded, yet the threads have to be able to swap out information asynchronously. If the timing is not right this can lead to inaccurate emulation.
The genesis and the Nspire have the same resolution: It's 320x240 at most in ntsc regions.

I just noticed that it has a Z80 at 3.8 Mhz and a 68k at 7.6 Mhz. The Z80 looks clocked at about 1/2 the 68k, maybe a bit less, and I just find it funny that it's CPU's are both the types used in Ti calcs today Now, the ARM7 in the Nspire is the type used in Wiis! hahaha

yeah it's doable, dude.