In one game released for this system, the bandit Kurai tries to escape prison to reunite with Akara.
In one game released for this system, the bandit Kurai tries to escape prison to reunite with Akara. Besides that game, Dying Eyes, other RPGs for this system include Reign of Legends and Desolate. One game that achieved its greatest popularity on this system displays messages such as "PIGS MADE A BIG COKE BUST! PRICES ARE OUTRAGEOUS!!!!" That game was a port from MS-DOS which caught on in a version for this system and is called Drug Wars. This was also the first system where one could play a 2D sidescrolling game where the title character picks up squares by walking sideways into them in order to clear a path to the door, called (*) Block Dude. In December 2012, an unauthorized version of Portal was released for this system, which can be natively programmed in a BASIC-like language but requires the use of assembly language for large games, and cannot put more than sixteen kilobytes of code into memory at once. For 10 points, name this gaming platform popular with high school students, whose most popular programs are not games at all but rather scripts for calculating the roots of functions.
In one game released for this system, the bandit Kurai tries to escape prison to reunite with Akara.
the TI-83 [or Parcus; or TI-83 plus; or TI-84; or TI-84 silver edition (they all run the same OS/games); TI-82 or TI-81 are probably correct since they run most of the same programs as well, though no one is going to say those; prompt on graphing calculator]