Well, I'm just posting this for the heck of it. But if you realy want to try this, than be my guest.
Ok, so the first thing you need is some simple materials:
1. TI-89 calculator WITH the cable to hook it up to your computer
2. A computer
3. Internet
So once you have all this, go onto the internet and look for a NES game emulator for your TI-89 calculator......your what ever kind of emulator you want...an Atari 2600 would work as well.
Now that you have a game emulator on your calculator you can add games to it.
So now when your teacher thinks you are doing work, you are really playing some Pitfall or Super Mario Bros!
Ok, so the first thing you need is some simple materials:
1. TI-89 calculator WITH the cable to hook it up to your computer
2. A computer
3. Internet
So once you have all this, go onto the internet and look for a NES game emulator for your TI-89 calculator......your what ever kind of emulator you want...an Atari 2600 would work as well.
Now that you have a game emulator on your calculator you can add games to it.
So now when your teacher thinks you are doing work, you are really playing some Pitfall or Super Mario Bros!
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