We truly are living in the future.
Nintendo is about to release “Super Smash Bros. for Wii U” next Friday, but why wait to see your favorite Nintendo mascots duke it out in stunning high definition when you can play one of the most addictive fighting games of all time on a low-definition graphing calculator.
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The game was created by a user on the Omnimaga forums named Hayleia, who created the clone of “Super Smash Bros. Melee” for the Nintendo GameCube for monochrome z80 calculators. The user also made the game on a modular engine, so you can tweak and edit the source code and optimize it for their own device.
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You can even download the source code here and import it to a compatible TI-83 or TI-84 calculator through USB.
This story originally appeared on Business Insider. Copyright 2014
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