Doom 2 runs on a calculator (with video)

About a year ago, Texas Instruments introduced the TI-Nspire CX graphics calculator with a color display. The 320 × 240 pixel, 16-bit color display runs smoothly on Doom 2.

The TI-Nspire CX is not an average calculator, as it is capable of displaying animated images and three-dimensional graphics, and is equipped with 64 MB of built-in memory and a USB port. According to a report from hackaday.com, the ported version of Doom 83 ran black and white on the TI-2 graphics calculator a year ago. Since then, many changes and developments have taken place. Access to hardware and software resources requires Ndless 3.1 install the application and then the nDoom 2.0 you can start the game by downloading it. Don't worry about data storage, we have 100 MB of storage.

Is boring math classes over?

Source: tomshardware.com