Wallpipe for TI-86 Released
Posted by Eric on 29 May 2001, 02:46 GMT
Now that programmers have apparently remembered about the existence of the TI-86 again, we have some more news to report. Olivier Lecocq has released a new game called Wallpipe. It's a grayscale puzzle game where your goal is to create the longest uninterrupted pipe you can with randomly-generated blocks (yeah, kinda like tetris, almost...sorta...). Give it a try, mmmkay?
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Re: Wallpipe for TI-86 Released
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Aaron Povolish
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Hey, I know this is the same ol' question, but could you port this to the TI-85 (I'd do it myself, but I don't know how and I don't have time to learn)
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29 May 2001, 05:48 GMT
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Nitpick
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Justin Karneges
(Web Page)
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"Now that programmers have apparently remembered about the existence of the TI-86 again"
Actually, a TI-86 programmer/owner decided to make a game. That's all. These programmers make programs when they feel like it, and they generally make them for the calculator they own (NOT whatever calculator is the flavor of the week). No one forgot about the TI-86. :)
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29 May 2001, 07:52 GMT
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Cheaters R Us
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SmartGamer
(Web Page)
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Hey, has anybody found the secret Cheat Key yet? Just wondering what it is and what it does.
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30 May 2001, 19:04 GMT
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