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Pearls for the 83+
Posted by Michael on 13 August 2006, 01:07 GMT

[Pearls] Joel Seligstein has released an entertaining and frustrating little game for the 83+ called Pearls. The objective is to draw a continuous non-intersecting line that passes through every pearl. There are rules about where it must turn after passing through white and black pearls, adding to the challenge. There is also an 83 version available.

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Re: Pearls for the 83+
Taricorp (Web Page)
Mmmm, looks good. Time to go delete some stuff!
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 01:14 GMT

Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
burntfuse (Web Page)
Same here, gonna pull out my 83+ again and delete the huge games taking up all the memory to try this out.
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 18:34 GMT

Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Sebastian Schmied
Even better here: Time to buy batteries, search for the link cable, and install link software :)
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 23:40 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Matt M
I've got you beat: time to search for the calculator, see if it still works, and see if it has free memory
Reply to this comment	14 August 2006, 15:44 GMT

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yellowPig
Same here. ;) Although I'm sure it still works; I just don't know exactly where I put mine....I'm /very/ protective of all of my calcs though.
Reply to this comment	14 August 2006, 20:45 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Matt M
I'm sure they work electrically -- not sure about the batteries. I know mine are in a box in the basement waiting to find out if I (hopefully) need a new 89 for college.
Reply to this comment	14 August 2006, 23:41 GMT

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Person Dude (Web Page)
Why are you all proud of loosing your calcs?
Reply to this comment	19 August 2006, 19:55 GMT

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burntfuse (Web Page)
I don't really know why they are, I was trying to figure that out myself...
Reply to this comment	19 August 2006, 21:27 GMT

well,
Matthew Baron
It isn't really obvious is it?
Reply to this comment	19 August 2006, 21:46 GMT

Re: well,
Matt M
who knows, it seemed like a good competition though... I have to say, I didn't loose mine, they just got misplaced because I have just moved to start college.
Reply to this comment	20 August 2006, 00:08 GMT

Re: Re: well,
im_an_alien
Yeah, well I lost my Casio :D beat that!
Reply to this comment	28 August 2006, 12:57 GMT

Re: Pearls for the 83+
Person Dude (Web Page)
Cool! I hope it works in Mirage! I'm getting it.
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 01:52 GMT

Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Person Dude (Web Page)
Good. It does
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 01:53 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Andy Janata (Web Page)
I would hope the presence of "ion.inc" in the .zip file would make that obvious.
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 02:12 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Matt M
Well, I suppose if you're like me and don't have a clue about ASM programming, that wouldn't tell you anything
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 13:21 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Brian Clymer
Well maybe you should learn more about ASM programming, that's what ticalc.org really needs. More Awsome Programs!
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 17:21 GMT

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Matt M
REF to other post in the poll: I don't see a use for learning ASM and I don't have the time to waste on something I won't use. I did all my programming in study hall and I wouldn't be able to program ASM directly into the calc so...
Reply to this comment	14 August 2006, 15:46 GMT

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Person Dude (Web Page)
Yes you could... with TASM
Reply to this comment	14 August 2006, 17:27 GMT

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calkfreak83 (Web Page)
Yea there's a program called TASM On Calc that lets you program in ASM on your calculator in the basic menu.. compile it and run it, and there ya go.. it's actually pretty useful, and I'm wondering why it hasn't been featured..
Reply to this comment	14 August 2006, 21:13 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Matt M
and this is proof I don't know much about ASM. I was still going on the fact that ASM games can't be typed into the calc...so I was wrong...so what?
Reply to this comment	15 August 2006, 14:21 GMT

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burntfuse (Web Page)
There's also ZAC for the 86.
Reply to this comment	16 August 2006, 16:35 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Andy Janata (Web Page)
My point is people that use MirageOS should know that it can run ION programs, and if there is a file related to ION in the .zip it should become apparant that the progam was written for ION and therefore MirageOS supports it. Also that the file is in the ION subdirectory...
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 18:28 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Matt M
"Also that the file is in the ION subdirectory... " I agree completely... "if there is a file related to ION in the .zip " As I said, I don't know much about ASM except it can't be typed into the calc so...
Reply to this comment	14 August 2006, 15:48 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Pearls for the 83+
Person Dude (Web Page)
I posted this before I checked the file info out. Its not every day you are one of the first to post!
Reply to this comment	13 August 2006, 20:08 GMT

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