To be clear, the final contest day is September 15th. Past 12 AM on Sept 16th (GMT-5), we're no longer accepting entries.

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oh my...

guess i better start :D

This is great stuff.
I've started working on my project, so expect a lot of competition!

Please note that according to Omnimaga rules, projects must remain a secret until winners are announced, so keep quiet.

Not anymore. There were too many complaints about this and we discovered it might be best to revert back to the same rule we used last year: you can announce your projects and screenshots, as long as you don't provide any download copy to anyone until the end of the competition.

I wish Omnimaga would release a contest for TI-89 programmers. I would love to have a contest that I could be in.

I don't think there are that many TI-89 programmers nowadays, are there?

#include <tigcclib.h>
void _main(void)
{
DlgMessage("Huh?", "WHAT?", BT_OK, BT_NONE);
}

I'd join an 86k programming contest, I would hate to win by default though... I guess the closest thing is Ticalc's Program of the Year.

Sadly it would not draw much interest, because Omnimaga is populated only with TI-83 Plus and a few Nspire programmers. The only 68k programmer we have usually posts his project progress on TI-Freakware and Revsoft mostly.

Should you enter a 68k Omnimaga contest, you would most likely win by default :P

"Omnimaga has just announced another TI-83/84 Plus programming contest for Axe games."

Where can we find the results of the first one?

I am a bit late but www.omnimaga.org -> MISC -> Articles and Awards -> Awards -> Programming Competitions -> Omnimaga Programming Contest 2009