Game Ideas
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Post your ideas for new games here, or build on ideas posted by other visitors.
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Re: Game Ideas
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Andre Brown
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SOmeone pls make a one on one basketball game or two on two etc.... Ive seen baseball but not basketball. It would be very fun if it also featured cross-over moves nad dunks and dunks and such.
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1 May 2003, 22:15 GMT
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Re: Game Ideas
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Andre Brown
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SOmeone pls make a one on one basketball game or two on two etc.... Ive seen baseball but not basketball. It would be very fun if it also featured cross-over moves nad dunks and dunks and such. For ti-89!!!!
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1 May 2003, 22:16 GMT
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lanceggg
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try making a bolo like game, if you don't know what Bolo is look for it at a search engine.
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4 May 2003, 01:48 GMT
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Nik Peterson
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Could anyone here also make a Kirby's Dreamland like game for the ti-83 plus/se. That would be a tight game for the ti-83+
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5 May 2003, 22:55 GMT
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ASM Z80 help
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Sk0
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If anybody out there can find me a good tutorial on asm z80, let me know. I run an 83+. Or if you could e-mail me a list of commands and syntax, that would satisfy me. I really want to know asm, so PLEASE help me out here. Thanx in advance
-Sk0
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7 May 2003, 01:52 GMT
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Xeroone
(Web Page)
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Can someone make it in greyscale if possible? My guess is that many subroutines will be needed for the systems and such. I haven't really seen and good space shooters yet (not counting asteroid games).
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7 May 2003, 03:34 GMT
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Re: Game Ideas
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Blaize Gagliano
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can anyone make a program for greyscale and show the source code for ti 83+?
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10 May 2003, 04:13 GMT
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Re: Game Ideas
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dougg
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everyone, me and alot of other people judging from the site are very good at basic (83+). ive written several basic programs which i will add when i feel like bothering. ive read and used many asm tutorials and compiling programs and when i finally understand something, i cant get the program or assembler to work. id be more than happy to write tons of asm programs if someone would just do this: either make a tutorial on comparing basic to asm, all the differences and similarities, some sort of conversion chart, and a simple to use assembler, or a basic type language that actually works which will convert the code and maybe an on-calc version.
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12 May 2003, 02:38 GMT
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