Random question: just got a 3ds, and am wondering what petit computer's price is. What is it? (I'm asking b/c my dad hasn't added the MAC address to the wifi yet )

Just be sure to backup often, because I heard a lot about people losing their progress due to corrupted SD card or something.

Pimath,  its $8 iirc

wow, that is pretty cheap, maybe i should get one then ^^

I can try to port one of your BASIC RPGs this summer. (like, starting Saturday)

3DS is still $149.99 or $169.99 here I think, but the program is like $6-8 I think. Probably $8.

What sucks, though, is that people need to buy the program in order to play games made with it.

Mega necropost here, but I've finally finished up that Steins;Gate 8-bit demo! Once again, I'll give the disclaimer that since this is a sequel to the Steins;Gate anime/visual novel, it might not make sense unless you've watched/played it (and I recommend you do so, it's fantastic!)

The game this is based on is meant to emulate the environment of old 8-bit computers in an old-school text adventure, which includes the low color depth and legacy sound hardware. The original game allowed selection of 6 different computers to emulate, each with slightly different graphics and music arrangements, but this port I'm simply basing on the Petit Computer environment (with most of my music arrangements created using 3 MIDI-style channels and 3 square wave or white noise channels).

This demo contains the entire first segment of the game up until the opening credits, which I believe is the length of the free demo of the PC version. This includes 9 background music tracks (out of 18 total) and 16 different CG images, as well as 3 different endings.

Here are some tips when entering commands in the game, because it can be slightly confusing. There are usually three rules that valid commands follow:
1) If you want to move in a direction, simply type the direction. (left, right, front, back, up, down, etc.)
2) If you want to perform an action, simply type the action. (look, talk, eat, etc.)
3) If you want to perform an action on a certain object, type the action then the object. (look poster, kick can, etc.)

If all else fails, just look up a walkthrough online.

The QR codes are contained in the spoiler below:

Darn I should try this at one point. Will it work on all versions of Petit Computer?

Also I need to compare Petit Computer and HP Prime BASIC syntax at one point because if it's somewhat similar, I could maybe try to port certain of my future games to it.

You mean the slightly newer version released in PAL territories? I don't think there would be any problems, but I can't really test it.