Ti 89 calculater.

[Ovi]

I've got a Ti-89 calculater on which I can install small games. Can I download zelda classic for it?

[plith]

A TI-89 does not have DOS, Windows, or Linux. I'm pretty sure. What on earth makes you think it's powerful enough to run any computer programs not made specifically for it?

[Ovi]

I know that you can get Mario on it, so why not Zelda Classic?

[DarkDragoonX]

Pardon me for sounding like an ass, but you are the densest human being alive, and judging from what you've said so far, you have all the technical skills of a carrot.

In summary: There is no Zelda Classic for the Ti-89. It's moderately hilarious that you even thought such a thing might exist in the first place.

[Jarty]

The operating systems are worlds apart, don't count on a port to a calculator, ever.

[ShadowTiger]

*Is tempted to say something to plith and DDX.*

There was actually a little Zelda game similar to Link's Awakening on the TI-83 Calculator. I recommend you search that out. I don't know if it'll run on a TI-89 though. (I doubt I've ever seen such a model actually.)

[SixTen]

I did once see a version of the Wind Waker for the TI-83 written in the ASM assembly language. It's not ZC, but it's still Zelda. Look around and see if you can find it.

[Ovi]

If it works for the Ti-83 it will work for the Ti-89. Do you know where I can find these diferent versions of Zelda?

[Qun Mang]

Have you tried TICalc.org (http://www.ticalc.org/pub/)?

[Dark Nation]

DDX, watch the flaming. I really don't want to have to issue an official warning.

[Ovi]

10x guys! I found a version of Zelda for my Ti-89 on TICalc.org. 10x once again.

[Ovi]

This whole discussion is preety much finished... how do I close/lock/whatever-you-want-to-call-it this thread?

[Orion]

Just let it die and it will eventually cycle off the front page. No need to close it or anything.