Скачать или смотреть TI99/4A Gaming with FlashROM99 cartridge

Some of the classic games that defined the TI99/4A as common late 70s/early 80s home computer and gaming console...It had 16-bit internal chip technology but functioned as an 8-bit machine. It briefly rivalled the Commodore VIC-20 and had an impressive speech synthesizer that accompanied games like Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom, Parsec, and Demon Attack. IT also had some unique musical scores built into games like Jawbreaker (a Pac-man clone) which played Mozart's "Turkish March" in its intro and Anteater which played the Frank Mills tune "Music Box Dancer." The sights and sounds of this machine are very quaint, simple and noisy but they are, also very nostalgic.