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The Original Doom Running On A Calculator
Seems like Doom is on anything with a screen these days. As proof here’s a video of the game running on Texas Instrument’s TI-Nspire calculator!
A few tech savvy geeks at Omnimaga have figured out how to get id’s popular shooter to run on their graphing calculators. It’s better than what I had when I was in school. The only game I could play on my calculator was “I can write boobs upside-down.” At least that never got old.
The game is in Beta right now, but check out a demo of the game in action below.
[via Dorkly]
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