Yay! It's finally on the Nspire!

Haha true.

Also I am still waiting for the TI-85 Zshell port, as well as TI-81 ASM port

It's funny to see this is still going on after 10 years. Oh well, in some ways those jokes show to newer programmers they should maybe be more original.

Also I think this is the first time a non-ticalc.org staff gets featured in a fake news there. Even a member from the Omni forums

I'd also like to see a port to Flash. It'd be interesting to see how non-calc programmers would view something like that

Quote from: Deep Thought on August 30, 2010, 04:16:22 pm

I'd also like to see a port to MM Flash. It'd be interesting to see how non-calc programmers would view something like that

mm... microsoft mobile? that would be amazing!
also, i updated it on the archive, ill update it here as well..

I meant plain Macromedia Flash, but I agree. That'd be amazing too.

Oh, and an iPod/iPhone/iPad app!

OMG, LOLZ?!!! I WAKY NUMBAR GENORATOR NO WYA!

that is usually the type of response I see in the comments

One thing that sucks now is that the activity slump in the TI community that lasted from late 2007 to early 2009 on calc forums in general made it so the older users left faster than new users joined and new users were not transmitted the reasons for WFRNG existence, reasons that were transmitted from generation to generation (of calc programmers) over the years. As a result, today, almost all new TI users on ticalc.org won't get the joke anymore.

EDIT: On a side note, the quote in my sig spoiler is from comments on the 2004 WFRNG ASM port fake news. I think it was made up by the staff.

It's more a sarcastic shot at the people who flood ticalc archives with useless games and programs that were done many times before and it became some sort of meme over the time.

I would go with TI-81, 82 and 85 I think. However, they have no RandInt() function, so...

Is it very close, though? I think it kinda needs to be as accurate as possible to be true to WFRNG

Lol