Did someone say SDL ports ?

What game is that?

It is Monkey Island, released in 1990. Thanks for making me feel old.

Would it be possible to port MAME? It should be able to run at least some arcade cabinets, pac-man was only a z80 running at 3.072 MHz

Bump, sry for the double post.
I have ported another game, this time a Ludum Dare game.

Lolicopocalypse

It's called Lolicopocalypse and it was made by quasist.
And that's all i have to say about it.
I won't spoil you any further,
JUST PLAY THE GAME YOURSELF GODDAMNIT !

Also, might be NSFW, forbidden to puritans. (It's implicit, not explicit)

Game is attached to this post

joy

Bump, sorry i'm all alone.
At this rate, i might get banned.

Bumps are fine if they're more than 24 hours apart and are constructive/have content.

If ScummVM got ported that would be pretty awesome. Regardless, nice work on what has been ported already.

Regarding ScummVM, its running and is now only using nSDL for graphical output, everything else is bolted to the Nspire hardware ( ok, its only timing, null sound and input ). Now this state was already done when I made the post in question, then "real life" got in the way.

So graphics still need to be replaced with something Nspire native as nSDL is "not so good". There also needs to be a valid key mapping from Nspire -> ScummVM games so games can actually be played and finished. ScummVM supports a lot of games and it appears there is no list of keys which are a required baseline to match them all. In addition I also do not have all games supported by ScummVM available to test.

It would be kind of a bad style to do a release and then have someone come up and say "It wants you to press this key but this key is not available on the NSpire ?". This would be a really significant sign of a rushed release, something that plagues certain PC game releases also ( real game breaking bugs ) and I rather go slow and mostly correct than go "Hey it shows the Intro and Menus, I am done".

Boy, how time flies !
I think most people forgot i ported Cave Story to Nspire and i almost forgot it too.
Anyways, didn't do much except for this...

Opentitus

OpenTitus is an open source reimplementation of Titus the fox, a game originally made by Titus in 1992
and is in fact, a rebranded version of a game called Moktar, made by Titus as well.

You need to own a copy of "Titus the fox" or "Moktar" (the MS-DOS port) in order to play it.
You can download the open-source reimplementation in the attachments.

I obviously can't direct link it and if you can't find it, i highly encourage you to pirate yourself and google it !
(if you end up in prison because of titus the fox, i'm not responsible)

I forgot to mention : it runs really well !
It runs fullspeed without any need for overclocking or some crap like that.

Regarding ScummVM, its running and is now only using nSDL for graphical output, everything else is bolted to the Nspire hardware ( ok, its only timing, null sound and input ). Now this state was already done when I made the post in question, then "real life" got in the way...

That input issue sounds no good !
Might be a good idea to release at least the sauce on gitlab or github.
I mean, i've seen so many people saying that and then 5 years later, they have not released anything.

Update 08/07/15: Updated the controls, more instructions in readme.