MaxCoderz

Hey! That looks even better than Dr. Snipe! Also made with a basic fps engine.
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Really!?!? That's crazy. :P
Why would they remove a calculator from their charts.

Yeah, but you don't need the extra RAM as much on the 83+ because it has ROM. :D
Also, it isn't really that much more expensive :P, only about $20

Well, as I was looking for more cool games for my Ti-83+ and stuff to help me with z80, I came across this forum. First I just posted things as a guest and then I noticed that a lot of my favorite games were on here. I decided to join because it is probably a good place to get help on calc programmi...

Well, technically so does the 89,92,and a lot of HP's

stooge is the wizard guy. He helps you out throughout the game. Don't know what you mean by ammy, but maybe that's just cause i didn't read the talking carefully enough. :P Anyway, give him magic powder from the ranger guy and he'll teach you magic.

try reading the readme :p
Spirit is how well your character can hit enemies. The opposite of agility.

I am on the last chapter and I just learned that I need to go up one more level to be Asghan. *spengo sighs* 22000 exp points to go...

Oh, and if you do the link thing, try to balance it so people with retarded decks don't have their decks destroyed by older player who have thiers built up. Like Armies if you know what I mean. Either that, or just make it so you never lose cards. But that wouldn't be as fun...

Just out of curiosity, what is everyone's favorite calculator? Mine is the Ti-83+ because there are the most games for it and it has an archive.
GO MIRAGE OS!
also, why is there a jump between 89 and 92. Where are the other calculators? I have never seen a Ti-91

umm, you mean stooge? anyway, go talk to the ranger in the upper right hand side of the map. That gets you the magic powder. Stooge is right by the inn, and when you get the holy fire magic, it is a lot easier to kill the balls.

It sounds pretty cool, but it would be better if you could add a multiplayer. Using the same calc would be fine since it's turn based.

I have no idea on how to do this in asm currnetly, but on the PC, I use a step event (checks every instant) when the go left button(usually left arrow) is pressed to see if there is an object so many pixels high. If it is in the range, then the player can move up (jump to a slightly higher y positio...

I would comment more on this but it doesn't really belong in this forum.

'Learn TI-83 Plus Assembly In 28 Days'
I am also just starting asm and this is the best thingie i've found so far. Also, you could look at the forum under programming help