OpenTyrian DS v0.1

[williew705]

Impressive. I wonder if anyone will ever make a port of Dos box for the NDS?

[Penguinator]

Great work!
Runs quite nicely.

[Gideon007]

Thanks, great work. I always loved this game! When you add the cheats and the ability to save I'm really happy.
Also, on my M3 Real, I get the guru meditation error on exit.
Edit: saw on the homepage that this is a known error. Sorry.

[Xgen001]

sweet. but i've already played and beaten the psp port of opentyrian.

[crookedmouth]

Impressive. I wonder if anyone will ever make a port of Dos box for the NDS?

It's been mentioned that perhaps an IBMXT could be emulated, so maybe a DoSbox286. I don't think a 386 would be possible.

[DanTheManMS]

I'm actually playing with GPF's port of DOSBox right now. It runs REALLY slowly. I haven't been able to get anything to run aside from a test batch file and a DOS Tetris game (which I'm not entirely sure how to control for that matter).

Possible, just not playable, hence why it wasn't really released to the public.

[Gideon007]

OT: I'd be most interested in an Exult port (http://exult.sf.net) (it plays Ultima 7)

[crookedmouth]

I'm actually playing with GPF's port of DOSBox right now. It runs REALLY slowly. I haven't been able to get anything to run aside from a test batch file and a DOS Tetris game (which I'm not entirely sure how to control for that matter).

Possible, just not playable, hence why it wasn't really released to the public.

I shouldn't have said "not possible". There was a DS emulator for the PSP, wasn't there?
I mean wouldn't a Sega Saturn emulator be possible, just not playable on the DS, for instance?

[DanTheManMS]

I wasn't really trying to refute what you said or anything. Just pointing out that it runs really slowly.

Also, VisiCalc can apparently run on this thing, which is pretty cool. No keys aside from up/down/left/right and Enter, but it works at least.

[crookedmouth]

I wasn't really trying to refute what you said or anything. Just pointing out that it runs really slowly.

Also, VisiCalc can apparently run on this thing, which is pretty cool. No keys aside from up/down/left/right and Enter, but it works at least.

So no virtual keyboard?