First, you must have Ndless installed to use NESpire.
Any NES ROM you wish to play must be named with a .nes.tns extension, and
sent to the calculator in the same folder NESpire was sent to. Open NESpire
from the documents menu, and you will be presented with the ROM selection
menu. Choose a ROM using the arrow keys and press Menu to select one,
or press Esc to exit.
Controls
Game controls:
Tab = B
Esc = A
Clear = Select
Shift = Start
^ = 2P B (x^2 on clickpad)
= = 2P A (10^x on clickpad)
Var = 2P Select
Ctrl = 2P Start
8 = 2P Up
5 = 2P Down
4 = 2P Left
6 = 2P Right
Menu = 2P Microphone
Emulator controls:
+/- = Increase/decrease frameskip (Default is 3 on the original TI-Nspire, 1 on the CX)
7 = Save state
9 = Load state
* = Fast-forward
B = Reverse border color
P = Pause (Many NES games have their own pause feature, but it will still consume just as much power as when playing the game. Using P to pause is preferred, so as not to waste battery life.)
Q = Quit
R = Reverse colors
S = Write save file (Only applicable to games which actually have battery-backed save memory; e.g. Zelda, Final Fantasy)
Known Issues
Marble Madness: Display of text window at beginning of level is glitchy.
Super Mario Bros. 3: Ground in title screen shakes up a down by 1 pixel.
NESpire mod
About
NESpire is an emulator that allows you to play Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) games on the TI-Nspire family of calculators.
Original source: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/432/43217.html Original author: Korath_3 (korath3@gmail.com)
Using NESpire
First, you must have Ndless installed to use NESpire.
Any NES ROM you wish to play must be named with a .nes.tns extension, and sent to the calculator in the same folder NESpire was sent to. Open NESpire from the documents menu, and you will be presented with the ROM selection menu. Choose a ROM using the arrow keys and press Menu to select one, or press Esc to exit.
Controls
Game controls:
Tab= BEsc= AClear= SelectShift= Start^= 2P B (x^2on clickpad)== 2P A (10^xon clickpad)Var= 2P SelectCtrl= 2P Start8= 2P Up5= 2P Down4= 2P Left6= 2P RightMenu= 2P MicrophoneEmulator controls:
+/-= Increase/decrease frameskip (Default is 3 on the original TI-Nspire, 1 on the CX)7= Save state9= Load state*= Fast-forwardB= Reverse border colorP= Pause (Many NES games have their own pause feature, but it will still consume just as much power as when playing the game. Using P to pause is preferred, so as not to waste battery life.)Q= QuitR= Reverse colorsS= Write save file (Only applicable to games which actually have battery-backed save memory; e.g. Zelda, Final Fantasy)Known Issues