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Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
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5
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2.7%
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KerNO
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5
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2.7%
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Command Post
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6
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3.3%
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Edit3D
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3
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1.6%
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Gran Tourismo
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27
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14.8%
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Integrated Desktop
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14
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7.7%
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Prince of Persia
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6
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3.3%
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Calcwars
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9
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4.9%
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Super Start
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4
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2.2%
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TI Pinball
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3
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1.6%
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Spazian
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2
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1.1%
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PreOS
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12
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6.6%
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Space Dementia II: Mod Arena
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11
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6.0%
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Xpand
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5
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2.7%
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Aerial Assault
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3
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1.6%
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PolySnd
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6
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3.3%
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Ice Hockey 68k
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24
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13.2%
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I have no opinion
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37
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20.3%
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Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
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Malcolm Smith 
(Web Page)
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This was quite a hard choice... programs like Ice Hockey and Space Dementia II were excellent. I agreed with someone above though, that decided to vote mainly on programming/ technical achievement. I finally decided to vote for PolySnd. Besides helping to test it [;-)], I just think it really is a big achievement. Two major and unique (I'm pretty sure) features are: polyphonic (2-channel sound) tones, and (most notably) its ability to run in the background, so background music is actually possible. This is a great achievement, I think.
My Avoid-The-Walls demo with it shows that background music is possible, and I'm thinking of using it heavily in my next project.
Anyway... like I said, there were several excellent programs this year/ voting period. I get the impression that the vote will be pretty close, at least for several programs.
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12 December 2003, 01:43 GMT
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Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
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Camilo Rodríguez
(Web Page)
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I think the best programs for the TI-89 developed in this year are ID, PolySnd, Gran Tourismo, Prince Of Persia, Space Dementia II, although it's a very difficult choise. Ther's a lot of work on all of them.
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12 December 2003, 04:23 GMT
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Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92+/V200 Program for 2003?
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RCTParRoThEaD
(Web Page)
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What no option for ZTetris?!?
BOOOOOOO!!!
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15 December 2003, 06:00 GMT
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