Has anyone done this game yet, or a look a like? Its the first FPS that was for the Gameboy Original and Atari ST. It could have in theroy have 16 Gameboys conected together (but were you are going to find such cable I don't know).

I was thinking that mabye this would be a good game to incorporate into CALCnet (or to utilize CALCneting stuff to have more than two people play against each other), since it was the first FPS ever to have LAN cababilites.

That sounds like an interesting idea. What's the premise of the game?

Judging by google image search, you just run around shooting smiley faces... Surely the TI community could think of a better idea than that.

Who (or what) are you shooting the s at?

Edit: Whoops, I just realized that you are shooting at the s, not shooting s at people.

Meheh.... I definitely think we could.

You're a that runs(or, rather, walks very slowly) around shooting other 's

http://www.1up.com/do/feature?cId=3133741

Check out this screeny!

Here's the link in case hotlinking isn't allowed.

Wow, who thought of that concept. At least it's pseudo3D.

kinda fun, I wouldn't mind playing it

Looks pretty fun actually

I think it would be some what enjoyable to play.

http://www.missyouso.com/games/castrol/faceball.shtml <-- Flash version

I think I read something about a SNES version. If any of you have a ROM for it, don't tell me where to get it in a pm.

Well, if someone wants to write this, I can guide you in the use of Cn2 for it.

I _still_ have'nt learned ASM. Its too hard to get situated. Programming the language and learning it is not the problem, its TASM. I hate that program

If I could get TASM to cooperate and then finnaly be able to learn it, then I would. But I have tried too many times to try and learn ASM.

You already know how Cn2 is going to work? That's cool. If you ever figure out how to incorporate BASIC support, be sure to post up the syntax

@Foamy: judging by this...
http://www.cemetech.net/doorscs/docs/source/calcnet2.asm

You have it done!? I thought it was still in planning! If only I could read asm...

It's totally done, but when I actually connect together two calcs, nothing happens. I need to figure out where the bug is in my routines.