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I'm amazed ticalc.org is still alive and kicking. So much nostalgia. Joltima was what convinced me to learn assembly. So far ahead of its time on the TI-86. Full featured RPG with turn-based combat on a graphing calc. Glad the history is still accessible online.
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> Bill Nagel

now there's a name that inspired awe in my 12 year old mind.

i didn't know at first how he was able to make those incredible games, only understanding TI Basic myself. mindblowing stuff.

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Yes, I checked ticalc.org regularly in hopes of seeing an update to the Zelda: Link’s Awakening port proof of concept demo.
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That’s funny I use to do the same in high school 15 years ago
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It was Andreas Ess for me. PlaneJump.

That opened my eyes to the world of Assembly, which in turn turned me on to the demoscene, and off I went into a truly magical subculture!

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