It includes system ROMs and cartridges under license from Texas Instruments. Normally, emulators are only that, emulators, without cartridge/games ROMs and also without the system ROMs (the preset memory that comes inside the system itself.) Classic99 solves all of this. (I always ask before posting, so have no fear of contacting us, too!) TI-99/4A YouTube playlist - videos from Xona Games' authors. I just wanted to say I enjoyed your facts about TI99A computer, this was also my first computer. I worked at Texas Instruments in UK at the time & we were able to buy warranty returns and discounted products from the Staff Shop, so lucky me. I had Parsec, Alpiner, Hunt the Wumpus, Invaders, Munch Man, Tombstone city cartridges and learned TI Basic. I believe Stan to be the youngest TI-99/4A fan I have met so far: I wrote a 3 wheel one armed bandit type game & spent hours with that 64KB ram.Īnother one from Stan, links (other than his YouTube footage) added by us. Since then I've not been able to stop playing! I came across your PARSEC page a few weeks ago after downloading the Classic99 emulator.
Thank you for the hint to hold both fire keys down, I wasn't able to ever get past level 3 in all my years of playing (our original TI99 system died when I was 12 I'm 38 now) but after discovering that little glitch, I was able to effectively beat the game!Īfter that I tried my hand at Car Wars. Here's a link to the youtube video of level 6 repeating: Had never gotten past level 4 in that game but now I have beaten it too.
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