Introduction
It's hard to believe that this wonderful graphing calculator was released over 25 years ago and is now considered retro. What really attracted us to the Texas Instruments TI-92 is that it is built around the equally wonderful Motorolla M68000 mciroprocessor. We went out and collected our very own TI-92 to experience this modern piece of retro-computing.
TI-92 Game Programming
Game programming on the TI-92 calculator was a unique experience due to its hardware limitations and programming language. The calculator featured a Motorola 68000 processor clocked at 10 MHz and 128 KB of RAM. The programming language used was TI-BASIC, a variation of the BASIC programming language with additional commands for handling graphics and input from the calculator's keypad.
Game programming on the TI-92 calculator was a unique experience due to its hardware limitations and programming language. The calculator featured a Motorola 68000 processor clocked at 10 MHz and 128 KB of RAM. The programming language used was TI-BASIC, a variation of the BASIC programming language with additional commands for handling graphics and input from the calculator's keypad.
Despite these limitations, programmers were able to create a variety of games on the TI-92, including puzzle games, action games, and role-playing games. Some notable titles include "Penguin Adventure," "Tunnel Escape," and "RPG Quest." Game programming on the TI-92 was a challenging yet rewarding experience for those interested in programming and game development.

Links to online documentation
- Texas Instruments TI92 Calculator Emulation
- Texas Instruments TI-92 Guidebook
- Wikipedia entry on the TI-92 series
- Oregon State University TI-92 Guidebook
- Wikibooks TI-Basic 89 Programming
- ticalc.org TI-92 product description
- ticalc.org Games archive
- Texas Instruments TI-92 iFixIt Repair Manual