Nintendo's hit fighting series Super Smash Bros. isn't only available through the company's array of home video game consoles.
An extremely clever game maker going by the name Hayleia created a version of Super Smash Bros. called Smash Bros. Open that's playable on Texas Instruments graphing calculators.
The project was discovered on the site Omnimaga, dedicated to programmers working on PCs as well as TI and Casio calculators. The game features only two characters: Fox and Falco from the Star Fox series. It's available for solo play or multiplayer. The Omnimaga link shows clips of Smash Bros. operating on the calculators, and includes a link to download the project.
Although it appears the project was first detailed on the forum in August, it's received recent buzz with the launch of Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U on November 21.
An extremely clever game maker going by the name Hayleia created a version of Super Smash Bros. called Smash Bros. Open that's playable on Texas Instruments graphing calculators.
The project was discovered on the site Omnimaga, dedicated to programmers working on PCs as well as TI and Casio calculators. The game features only two characters: Fox and Falco from the Star Fox series. It's available for solo play or multiplayer. The Omnimaga link shows clips of Smash Bros. operating on the calculators, and includes a link to download the project.
Although it appears the project was first detailed on the forum in August, it's received recent buzz with the launch of Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U on November 21.
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