it seems like so

well, pretty much the entire TI community did, as almost no one's posting project updates anymore

I'm not sure for TI-Boy SE, maybe Calc84maniac just decided to completly drop Nspire and newer 84+ support altogether, since it looks like the other ASM programmers who were searching on the issue haven't gave signs of life on the whole research since a month. Also he still needs to improve compatibility with games first.

Another issue is that he might be splitting his time between multiple projects still.

Unfortunately the only place to buy used calcs is Ebay I think and you have to ask the serial number. It's all trial and error

Cool! I just got my calculator in the mail today. Pokemon Yellow doesn't seem to work. Too bad. I liked that one. Do you know if GBC games will work as well? I got the app from Crystal, but it wouldn't go on my calculator. It said that it was invalid.

I was afraid of that.

The letter?
*looks three posts up*
It's an "F"
I wish my calculator had more memory. Right now it just has Blue Version on it. I'd like to have my entire collection of games on it. ^^

Tested:
Pokemon Yellow: No-Go
Final Fantasy Legend 3: No good either
Pokemon Blue: No noticeable problems. I expect it to be the same as Red.

It is funny... I wonder why it's like that. Some games work just perfectly, and some don't work at all. Usually it's one or the other. I put Super Mario Bros. Deluxe on my calculator to see what would happen. It ran the game, but it game me the message saying that the game could only be played on a Gameboy color system.
Do you know why it said that I couldn't transfer Gold, Silver or Crystal to my calculator? It may not work right, but it said that it was invalid and I couldn't even get it on my calculator.

Do you know which of the files it creates is the save file?
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I've been trying to get a GameCube emulator working, but I can't find any ISOs. Due to my web filter, I can't get any torrents, and a lot of download websites don't work, either. I'd like to see how well they work, too. I always like to emulate my games, especially on my computer, so when I saw the GB emulator for the calculator, I got it right away. It's just one of the most cool, nerdy things ever! (nerdy in a good way, of course)

Oh, wow. That's big! I thought that it would be smaller.
Most systems just have a short series of data, like a matrix. For example, "3654" The information of what that means would already be inside the program. It would already know that the first 2 numbers is what level you are on, the third number is how much health you have left, and the last number is how many lives you have left. Of course, a Pokemon game save would be more than four numbers, but that's the general idea. Most save files don't include the information on what each thing means. That's normally included in the application. The save file doesn't have something written like "on level 36 5 health left 4 lives left" That would be really long for a save file.
Is the calculator save file like that? Is that why it's so long?