blog.makezine.com - 3/9/2009
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I'm probably not alone in saying that I used to code adventure games on my TI-85 when I was younger, but Sam Heald's Super Mario reproduction is so much cooler:
Super Mario features beautiful graphics courtesy of Bill Nagel, 13 unique enemies, 64 unique background tiles (some with ...
browneyedalbinosblog.blogspot.com - 3/9/2009
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Tired of just using your Calculator for making
neat graphs? hmhross, of hmross.co.nr shows us how to
install and play four full levels of Super Mario! Plus, you'll get to know all the different cables that you can't use with your calc! Using MirageOS, ...
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Play Super Mario on your TI-84 Calculator
ticalc.org - 3/9/2009
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ticalc.org —
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Super Mario v1.2
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TI calculators get Super Mario plus World Editor
SlashGear —
... need the Super Mario v1.2 program source from here, which comes with Bill Nagel graphics, three unique enemies, 64 unique background tiles (some with animation), powerups, fireballs and an end-of-level boss. There’s also a World Editor app that will run on the calculator itself.
There’s a video demo of not only the game itself but the installation procedure here. This could’ve kept me far more occupied in math lessons back at school.
[via MAKE] ...
Super Mario For Your TI Graphing Calculator
OhGizmo! —
... that includes 13 unique enemies, 64 unique background tiles, fast scrolling, power-ups like a growth mushroom and fire flowers and even a “somewhat-challenging” boss.
The game can be downloaded from ticalc.org, and if you need instructions on how to install it on your own calculator head on over to Brown-Eyed Albino’s Blog for a brief write-up and a link to a YouTube video.
[ ticalc.org - Super Mario v1.2 ] VIA [ MAKE: Blog ]
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paper mario + paper clips + mario kart = awesome
technabob.com 3/14/2009 —
I love this little Mario Kart sculpture made out of coins, binder clips, wire, and other found office supplies. From the creative mind of Donald Kennedy (aka Kody Koala ).
[via MAKE via Sprite Stitch ]
Super Mario Bros: World 23-10 —
Tech Blog
Mario of Super Mario Bros. fame was spotted "on the streets of New York City -- 23rd st between 10th and 11th." The artist(s) has yet to finish the level, but we'll be sure to keep an eye out.
I have a funny feeling that whatever is down at the other end of those pipes is a lot less ...
mario hits the streets of new york —
technabob
Mario, as seen on the streets of New York City (on 23rd st between 10th and 11th) by the folks over at the Wooster Collective . I have a funny feeling that whatever is down at the other end of those pipes is a lot less pleasant than the bowels of the Mushroom Kingdom.
[via Digg ]
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Super Mario Corset is not a sight for sore eyes —
Gizmodiva.com
When you think of Super Mario clothing, geeky is the first word that comes to your mind and when you think of corsets, goth is the first thing that pops up in your head. Imagine combining these two styles. Disastrous? You bet it is. That's proved with this Super Mario Corset. As much as I want ...
RC Mario Car —
Boing Boing Gadgets
From Takara-Tomy, this $28 Mario toy is remote controlled and requires two coin batteries. Effective range is only 5 feet, but it does have a "dash" button! Banana and Koopa Troopa shell included.
Product Page> [GeekStuff4U]
Mario Kart Stationery Sculpture —
The UberReview
With bits and pieces that one is likely to find around a desk, Donald Kenny has created an awesome little Mario sculpture.
[ MAKE via Sprite Stitch , Technabob ]
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Super Mario vs NYC -- street art —
Boing Boing
Some street artist in NYC is using tile-mosaics to turn the street-level water hookups into a giant Super Mario reenactment!
Seen On The Steets Of New York
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