ti-994a TI99 Resources, sister website with lots of TI-99 resources
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https://ti99resources.wordpress.com/
is a resource for TI-99 line of computers that I created a little while back. There is over 8gb of software and documentation for the TI-99 computers.
It took me several months to get it to this point and I'm always adding more to the website.
Here is the list and links from the Documents page:
Applications
TI Productivity Cartridge Software
Games
Listing of all Game software & docs
My Games – Games I created, typed in or modified
MBX
Pixelpedant Youtube on the MBX
Programming
Languages
Editor/Assembler & Books on TI99 Assembler Programming – list of documents in directory
TI Extended BASIC Manual Cross-linked & Quik-Ref
C99 & Books on Learning & Programming ‘C’
Utilities
Various Documents on Tips, Peeks & Pokes for the TI99
Kull Extended BASIC II utilities
Miller Graphics’ Smart Programming Guide for Sprites
Hardware
Periodicals
Atlanta 99/4a Computer Users Group
Books
David Ahl Computer Games Books – Not TI99 specific
Create Adventure Games – Not TI99 specific
Internet Databases of TI99 Books
http://www.hexbus.com/tibooks/ – There are many other things on this site but the book collection is just awesome!
https://archive.org/details/tibooks – Another impressive book collection, this time from archive.org
now the software page:
Applications
TI Productivity Cartridge Software
PLATO courseware – cartridge, individual course disk and all disk-n-one zip file
Games
Listing of all Game software & docs
Cartridges
Disk
My Games – Games I created, typed in or modified
Game Cartridges on Disk – Cart games converted to disk for CF7/NanoPEB use (Load in XB unless specified otherwise.)
MBX
Game software (may be used with or without MBX-unless noted) and utilities
Programming
Languages
Utilities
Kull Extended BASIC II Utility
Compilations
In this directory is some of the more well know compilations of software. Below is the description of what they are and where they came from.
The Altman fairware library was maintained by several different user’s groups over time.
Amnion IUG is the library of the International TI User’s Group.
BCS would be the Boston Computer Society library.
Chicago TIUG is the library of the Chicago TI users group.
Tigercub would be Tips from the Tigercub, which showed up in a lot of disks he sent out–and which appeared in many different newsletters as well.
Emulators
Classic 99 – Link to one of the best TI-99 emulators around. Expertly maintained by the computer-wizard Tursi!
V9t9 – Link to Cool Java based TI-99 emulator created by eschwartz.
JS99’er – Link to Online TI-99 emulator.
Win99/4a – Link to TI99/4a simulator. includes a cross-assembler.
TI994w -Link to an emualtor by FG Kaal. Includes lots of features. Check it out.
Original V9t9 DOS package includes V9t9 Linux source code – Zipped file
MAME
Muli-system emulator. The TI-99 emulator is excellent.
Mizapf is the expert maintainer of the TI section of MAME. Here’s his site: https://www.mizapf.de/en/ti99
Link to MAME (official website and downloads): https://mamedev.org/
Link to MAME, TI-related pages: https://www.mizapf.de/en/ti99/mame
Link to MAME TI99 change log: https://www.mizapf.de/en/ti99/mame/changes
Link to MESSUI. This is a version of MAME/MESS that puts back the top menu, UI and a few other things. It, has had a minor bugs from time to time but the maintainers does keep it up to date with MAME. It is not an official part of the MAME team but independently maintained. https://messui.1emulation.com/
MAME packages
Full MAME setup with documents, carts, disk and startup batch files to get you going quickly with MAME
Standard TI-99/4a (Documents not included in this one but can find elsewhere on this site)
PC Tools
TIDir – Link to and incredibly useful FOAD directory program. Reads all forms of FOAD disk as well as CF7 compact-flash cards and much more.
TIImageTool. Link to a Java based directory program (and much more) and is incredibly useful.
Books & Periodicals
TI99 International User Group Disks – Catalog in directory
Internet Databases
TI Game shelf – Great collection of TI games written by TI99 enthusiast. I even have a game on the site.
Bromosel software collection on 99er.net – Huge collection of BASIC & XB files. Worth your time looking through.
TI-99 Italian User Group – The database is one of the most all encompassing with some of the finest scans of documents out there. The database site is in Italian so if you want to read in English be sure to click the Google Translate on the right side bar.
https://ftp.whtech.com/ – The resource of just about everything TI computer related. It’s a FTP site so not a lot of organization but still, it’s got everything.
The Links page:
Stores
ArcadeShopper – He’s always got something new and cool for the TI-99.
the Brewing Company – nice selection of TI-99 merchandise and they also support Atari.
DoNotQ – Home of the f18a video adapter for the TI99.
https://shift838.fwscart.com/ – Carries a large assortment of hardware for the TI-99 and Geneve.
CADD electronics – Home of PC99 (both DOS & Windows) and the Cyc; a DVD of a lot of TI related stuff!
https://www.nanopeb.com/ Home of the CF7+, NanoPEB & the NanoPEB WiFi adapter.
TI-99 on eBay – Search of TI99 stuff for sale on eBay
MYTI99.COM – this is the launch point for accessing the web with TIPI and/or Stuart’s web browser for the TI-99. the site was created and maintained by Corey Anderson.
Databases
TI Game shelf – Great collection of TI games written by TI99 enthusiast. I even have a game on the site.
TI-99/4a Videogame House – nice list of games, information and trivia for the TI-99 line.
Bromosel software collection on 99er.net – Huge collection of BASIC & XB files. Worth your time looking through.
TI-99 Italian User Group – The database is one of the most all encompassing with some of the finest scans of documents out there. The database site is in Italian so if you want to read in English be sure to click the Google Translate on the right side bar.
https://ftp.whtech.com/ – The resource of just about everything TI computer related. It’s a FTP site so not a lot of organization but still, it’s got everything.
http://www.hexbus.com/tibooks/ – There are many other things on this site but the book collection is just awesome!
https://archive.org/details/tibooks – Another impressive book collection, this time from archive.org
Ninerpedia – A Wiki for the TI99 line. Lots of info on the TI-99/4a and it’s variants.
TI-99/4a-pedia – A community driven TI-99 resource. Nicely growing site with several bits of TI-99 software that are well documented.
Developers
Crafting a Vintage CRPG – Adam goes over, step by step, his building of a role playing game he is creating for the Ti-99/4a line. Good detail.
Wagner’s Tech Talk – There is a lot of really good videos on this site detailing such things as TIPI, FinalGrom, Stuart’s Internet Brower and much, much more. Included with the videos are list of parts, resources and just about anything you need for the project. Very informative site.
Mainbyte – Excellent resource of a lot of TI-99 related information. Includes manuals, hardware info, magazines and much, much more.
ti99-geek.nl – Home of TI-Dir. Also software for use with the CF7, IDE, TI99HDX and much more.
stuartconner.me.uk – Some cool hardware & software projects such as a CF7 utility and a TMS9900 breadboard project board.
Tech Page – Detailed hardware & software information. Go to site for any kind of technical questions you might have on the TI-99 plus some cool modifications.
Mixed resources
99er.net – One of the older all encompassing TI-99 sites. Has a nice emulator section and a database section.
TI99.com – This site has some interesting information on some of the early TI modules such as the Dimension line and some of the prototypes such as the 99/2, /3, 4b, /5, /7 and 99/8 among others. Note: the site is in French so the link is through Google translate to English.
Shaw site – formally Stainless Steel Software (now free) & some nice resources for the TI-99
TI99 specific Youtube Channels
PixelPedant – Ti-99/4a game play and related videos. Includes the game I wrote for the Atari 2600 ‘Parsec 2600’ play through.
TI-99 Italian User Group – Some interesting vintage videos, TI-fest footage, game play, demos in English and Italian.
Chris Schneider – TI-99 IDE, Myarc, mouse and Oeey Gui for MAME and some the things you will see on this site.
Omega TI – mix of hardware and software reviews and some personal stuff.
Arcade Shopper – Some interesting demos of TI software and hardware along with some other stuff.
Jedi Matt 42 – by Matthew Splett. He has several videos of old TI-Fest and ‘how to’ covering the TIPI.
TI99 Videos – by eschwartz. well made and informative videos for the TI99.
newline 99 – Some instructional videos on the TI99.
Rasmus Moutgaard – Maker of several incredible homebrew games & demos.
99er – Fairly old TI99 channel. Some fun stuff.
retroclouds – Maker of Pitfall for the TI-99 among other great games.
Opry99er – His early stuff is mostly TI99 and good stuff too.
Rich Gilbertson – Rich is the creator of the incredibly versatile RXB Extended BASIC.
check it out.
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