This is an awesome game! I love it. Everybody go download it! Unless you want to keep your sanity, cause it's way too addicting.

What if I've already lost my sanity? (Hypothetically speaking, of course.) Can I still download it?

Hypothetically? You mean you're sane?! GET HIM!!! *unleashes a horde of zombie chickens upon the sane fool*

...weirded out...

Actually, they haven't been able to determine that yet. After playing tetris for about two straight hours - without a break - no one really knows. ^ - ^

Then there's the fact that I love math. That seems to put at the top of the insane list for a lot of people.

Yeah, no_one really knows ;-) And playing tetris for two hours straight really does weird things to you. Haha, playing Kye for longer is better. Do that instead :)

"Then there's the fact that I love math. That seems to put at the top of the insane list for a lot of people."

I agree :-D

Longer than two hours? I've got that beat by a long shot.

I probably have too, come to think of it.

Could someone make a version of this for the 83? I feel left out *sniff*

So buy an 89 then...

Wouldn't it be easier for someone to port it to the 83? Besides, I can't afford an 89 right now.

Omg... *lol* A TI-89->TI-83+ port request. *dies*

And as I always say... "If you think it's easy, then you port it."

C isn't _anything_ like z80 ASM. It would require a complete rewrite.

I was trying to make a point. I would rather wait until someone ports it to the 83 (which I doubt will happen) than buy an 89.

Why? The 89 is the most awesome calculator TI makes (with the exception of the soon-to-come 89 Titanium). Download VTI from here and an OS from eduction.ti.com and see why.

My trusty 83SE does everything I need it to right now.

Actually, SKye might actually be portable to the 83+. It would be a rewrite, but only of the game engine, which represents a very small portion that went into the game (most of the work was the editor, making levels, and reverse-engineering the rules of different versions of Kye). Of course, I don't know an op of Z80, so it probably wouldn't be *me* doing the port. But it's possible, nevertheless.

I'm fairly proficient in translating from C to asm by hand (I'm not really a masochist), so I might try porting it to the 86, then someone else can port to the 83 (86->83 should be easier than 89->86 in theory).

Does anyone else want to help me with this (preferably an 86 asm developer)?

I might but i dont know C
however i do do asm for the 83+ and would prob be good help

What are you good at programming? Can you do user interfaces well?

I'm good mostly at general-purpose stuff, game logic (in the case of games), and other low-level logic. I'm not all that good at user interaction; basically I just don't have good UI skills.

Well, yes, it is possible, I know that, but it would still require a total rewrite, since the calculators and processors are so different. Most people aren't up for re-writing a game all over again, in a different language.

Well, seems like a couple people are interested.