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Choice Votes   Percent
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening 5 2.7%   
KerNO 5 2.7%   
Command Post 6 3.3%   
Edit3D 3 1.6%   
Gran Tourismo 27 14.8%   
Integrated Desktop 14 7.7%   
Prince of Persia 6 3.3%   
Calcwars 9 4.9%   
Super Start 4 2.2%   
TI Pinball 3 1.6%   
Spazian 2 1.1%   
PreOS 12 6.6%   
Space Dementia II: Mod Arena 11 6.0%   
Xpand 5 2.7%   
Aerial Assault 3 1.6%   
PolySnd 6 3.3%   
Ice Hockey 68k 24 13.2%   
I have no opinion 37 20.3%   

Survey posted 2003-12-08 19:35 by Joey.

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Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
jason_r_larue Account Info

I think we need to have a "lifetime achievement" award, given to some particular coder, or perhaps one coder in each group (83's,89's, etc.) Several names spring to mind...

     8 December 2003, 21:03 GMT

Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
Michael O'Brien  Account Info
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Rusty Wanger is the first that comes to mind. If it weren't for VTI, we would not have such a selection of stuff. There are also a lot out there that deserve the award because of their acomplishements like TICT with FAT...

     9 December 2003, 00:22 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
W Hibdon  Account Info

FAT? That is crazy! Sure it is good, but the 89 is not the place to have a raycasting engine! it is so hard to make out!

Any who, you are missing the bigest one of all after Rusty, the TIGCC people. All of them. If not for them, i would be forced to use ASM, and I don't have the patience. I don't think we could thank them enough.

-W-

     9 December 2003, 03:42 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
Michael O'Brien  Account Info
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Well I do have the patience, also the games [in general] would be a slightly higher quality if always written in ASM.

"but the 89 is not the place to have a raycasting engine! it is so hard to make out! "

Fix your eyesight, if works just fine, given that the programmer(s) who use it designe their sprites properly.

     9 December 2003, 04:46 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
CajunLuke Account Info

I've found a way to thank them: port the IDE to Mac OS X!!!

BTW: I'm posting this from a commandline text-only browser on my Mac OS X system. This is cool.

     8 June 2004, 16:14 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Oh yeah! Shootout! That game's fun. It uses fat.

     9 December 2003, 21:18 GMT


Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
Morgan Davies  Account Info
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Speaking of which, Harper Maddox has just released a new game today for the 83+/SE calcs. It is Flash I believe. He was one of the first original assembly programmers and is on the top downloads list as well.

     9 December 2003, 00:25 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
Michael O'Brien  Account Info
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linky?

     9 December 2003, 00:54 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
Morgan Davies  Account Info
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OMG it's on the front page!!
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ok, see the web link on my post!

     10 December 2003, 04:13 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
Michael O'Brien  Account Info
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I have my profile set so I see only 68k stuff excluding the 92.

     10 December 2003, 22:08 GMT

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CajunLuke Account Info

I voted for ID, even though I used it for maybe two days over the summer, and subsequently deleted it. It is, in my opinion, the one that would have been the hardest to code. I mean... the hooks into the Apps desktop... the pictures... not a project for the fainthearted.

Quick test: If the subject line has (in order) Arabic, Hebrew, Cyrillic (Russian characters), Katakana (Japanese [or is it Hiragana?]), and some random characters, your Web browser is Unicode-capable (and up-to-date, like MacOS X 10.3 Panther).

     8 December 2003, 21:38 GMT


Re: ???????????????????????????????????
CajunLuke Account Info

Or mybe not. I have Apple's Safari, and it shows up as question marks. (Or is ticalc.org's software not up to date Unicode-wise??)

Trying again in IE 5.2 for Mac and Mozilla Firebird and Mozilla.

     8 December 2003, 21:43 GMT

Re: Re: ???????????????????????????????????
CajunLuke Account Info

Nope in firebird.

     8 December 2003, 21:47 GMT

Re: Re: ???????????????????????????????????
CajunLuke Account Info

IE says nay.

     8 December 2003, 21:48 GMT

Re: Re: ???????????????????????????????????
CajunLuke Account Info

Mozilla: nix, nil, nada.

Anyone want to try?

Please put your browser name and version.

(Mozilla Forebird is 0.7, Mozilla is 1.5)

     8 December 2003, 21:51 GMT

Re: Re: Re: ???????????????????????????????????
Matthew Marshall  Account Info
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I am using Konqueror under linux, and it is all just question marks.

MWM

     8 December 2003, 22:26 GMT


Re: Re: Re: ???????????????????????????????????
BlackThunder  Account Info
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IE 6.0.2600.0000/WinXP/UTF-8: Nope

     14 December 2003, 00:18 GMT

Re: Re: ???????????????????????????????????
CajunLuke Account Info

All for Macintosh, on version 10.3.1. Put OS version, too, please.

     8 December 2003, 21:53 GMT

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Daniel DeGraaf  Account Info

Well, it seems that ticalc.org is simply giving question marks - look at view source. (IE6 on W2K, also viewed with proxomitron)

     8 December 2003, 22:35 GMT


Re: ?
Magnus Hagander  Account Info
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Our news system is not Unicode aware, correct. All pages are served up in ISO-8859-1 (at least they should be).

     8 December 2003, 22:46 GMT

Re: Re: ???????????????????????????????????
Memwaster  Account Info

netscape gives question marks too

     9 December 2003, 06:09 GMT


Re: Re: ???????????????????????????????????
Chivo  Account Info

They're all question marks in the links browser too. :-)

Yeah, I know ticalc serves up only Western (ISO-8859-1) characters, as mentioned earlier.

     9 December 2003, 18:54 GMT

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