Repository for the reconstruction (and "reimagining") of TI-99/4A projects developed during my childhood.
Online project emulations: http://ti994a.wohlgemuth.us
Source Code: blackjack.bas
Source Code (compacted): blackjack.compact.bas
Cassette Tape: blackjack.compact.wav
GROM: BLACKJAC-G.BIN
ROM: BLACKJAC-8.BIN
Gameplay Video:
Source Code: battleship.bas
Source Code (compacted): battleship.compact.bas
Cassette Tape: battleship.compact.wav
GROM: BATTLESH-G.BIN
ROM: BLATTLESH-8.BIN
Gameplay Video:
Name: Win994a-TI-99/4A Simulator for Windows
Description: Win994a is a TI-99/4A simulator written by Cory Burr that installs and runs in the Windows environment. It was written to simulate the TI-99/4A, not to emulate it perfectly.
Notes: Great for BASIC code development.
URL: Win994a-TI-99/4A Simulator for Windows
Name: Classic99
Description: Classic99 TI-99/4A emulator for Windows, QI3xx series.
Notes: Great for cutting and pasting XB code straight into emulator.
URL: Classic99
Name: js99er
Description: TI-99/4A emulator written in TypeScript using Angular.
Notes: Great for generating .wav cassette files.
URL: js99er
Name: Ti99Dir
Description: Ti99Dir is a Windows program to browse through TI-99/4A files (v9t9 format), Archive files (v9t9 format and created with Barry Boones archiver) and .DSK files (v9t9 and PC99*) on a PC.
Notes: Great for drive management; browsing and extracting.
URL: Ti99dir
Name: XB (Extended BASIC) Game Developers Package (XBGDP or JUWEL4)
Description: For all its strengths, Extended BASIC has two major weaknesses. It cannot utilize the full power of the 9918A video processor, and programs generally run slowly. This package contains two stand alone applications (XB256 and the Extended BASIC Compiler) that can also be used together to address these shortcomings, making it possible to produce arcade quality games with XB.
Notes: This is one of the only ways to create a TI cartridge GROM or ROM. Follow the instructions in the "Using XBGDP" document that comes with the package.
URL: XBGDP
- Plug the TI tape audio cable serial end into the back of the TI
- Plug the TI tape audio cable (white wire) into the headphone jack of your mac
- Set your mac system volume to max
- Set VLC volume to max
- Set VLC->Window->Audio Effects...->Equalizer->Enable->Full treble
- From the TI:
OLD CS1 - Follow the on screen instructions, when prompted to press play on cassette, press play in VLC