they're not gbc, those are gb roms. Gold and silver have this too. The carts have 2 roms on them, and one runs if it's in a reg game boy (the .gb one) and the other if it's a gbc. There are sometimes major differences, but not usually. Rippers often just post both separately.

And yes, they *should* work on ti-boy, if they aren't unplayable.

Unfortunately, I think Crystal is GBC only and I don't have an nSpire. *cries*

Does TI-boy supports time-based events?
(i.e. In Harvest Moon GB, you have to wait 24 hrs in REAL TIME until you get the sickle upgrade after hand it to harvest sprite)

I assume that Harvest Moon keeps time by counting frames per second.

Quote from: calc84maniac on March 16, 2011, 04:16:28 pm

Quote from: aeTIos on March 16, 2011, 11:46:39 am

Nice! So after unknown time we can also play on poor Ram calcs?

Yes (except for certain games that use extra ram in the cartridge, such as Pokemon )

But those will still work on calcs with all of the RAM, right?

In theory, yes. I don't have support for saving 32KB-RAM cartridges to appvars yet, nor do I have auto-detection for cartridge types. Those will be present in the final version, of course.

they're not gbc, those are gb roms. Gold and silver have this too. The carts have 2 roms on them, and one runs if it's in a reg game boy (the .gb one) and the other if it's a gbc. There are sometimes major differences, but not usually. Rippers often just post both separately.

And yes, they *should* work on ti-boy, if they aren't unplayable.

Actually, they don't have separate ROMs for GB/GBC on the same cartridge. How it works is that it checks the value of the A register after bootup to detect hardware type, and it makes decisions based on that. This way it's possible to share a lot of gameplay code but use different graphics code.

No chance of that on the 83's

I highly doubt that the RTC will be able to be emulated without killing the performance of the rest of the emu, due to all of the memory-mapped ports involved.

It has already been released, he's working on a new version that works on 84+ Keypads and is better.

Quote from: Scout on March 19, 2011, 07:36:27 am

It has already been released, he's working on a new version that works on 84+ Keypads and is better.

No, I don't think it's going to work on the Nspire, but it'll work on 84+(SE) calcs that don't have the extra RAM.

Oh, good enough

Why do you need an nspire-compatible version when there's already GBC4Nspire? It runs faster, has a higher res, and is less glitchy.

Well sadly you have to be patient, because everyone got a life here. If you feel like helping on the project to be released faster, feel free to ask Calc84maniac.