TI-89 programming

[jxu]

My old TI-84 was limited to TI-Basic and Z80 asm (which is pretty cool) 
now with the Ti-89 I'm given more TI-Basic functionality, TI 68k (Motorola 68k) but also C 
I saw this cool implementation of a 3D maze written in x86 (very impressive) that I could attempt in either BASIC or C, would it be worth the time spent learning just to get some simple 3D graphics on a calculator? 



Note that the TI-89 only supports black and white, so no grayscale like the above picture has 

[tyler569]

If you want to, then it is worth your time, if not, it is not.

[Phase]

I would if I had one.

[jxu]

Since it's only black and white I imagine the finished result would be very hard to see anyway

[JeremyG]

I think doing just the outlines of the walls would be pretty decently visible.

[newomaster]

This reminds me of Berick's "prelude of the chambered" Simple 3D graphics with only some very basic colors. His was redstone:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKefSetuJ_E

(fun fact: This is how I heard about the RDF originally xD)