| Name |
Screenshot |
Description |
| Large |
 |
This Ashell program displays a 256*256 pixel b&w
picture of lara croft. Scroll with the arrows and exit
with del. |
| Stadium |
 |
One of my first projects, I tried to create Pokémon
stdium for the TI-83, I failed. Due to a lack of knowledge
and memory, I abandoned the project. This game became
way too large for the poor TI-83. Graphicly, it is really
good but there is no gameplay and it crashes (Guaranteed)
Ashell required. You also need this
file. (Del exits, 2nd selects) |
| Sprite |
 |
Part of the Pokémon Stadium project. This is
a rolling demo of the battlescreen. Looks really great
but is too large in size. Ashell required. |
| Gangstas |
 |
I was going to create this program with a friend of
mine but we both lost interrest in it. It was supposed
to be some criminal game. Exit with enter, Ashell required. |
| Loading |
 |
A Level loader for my second attempt on Gangstas. Required
maps are 8 times smaller than they used to be. Required
level is here. Ashell
required, exit with Del key. |
| Mortal |
 |
My attempt to bring Mortal Kombat to the TI-83. Use
2nd,alpha,mode,X to fight (doesn't inflict damage) use
del to quit. Ashell required, you'll also need the Warrior
pack and a LOT of free memory. |
| Delspr |
 |
This is not really a project. It was just an experiment.
I wanted to know if I could modify Movax's sprite routine
so it could display 16*16 sprites and mask them as well.
I can! Ashell required, use Del to exit. |
| Overkill |
 |
Uhm.. well, this was a very short attempt to create
a shoot'm up. Ashell required Exit with del. |
| Windows |
 |
Yeah, another windows clone, and a lousy one too. Send(9prgmWINDOWS.
Just crash to exit :) |
| VOS 0.14 |
 |
My very first attempt on creating an OS. Send(9prgmTEST14
and delete it! |
| TIP |
 |
One of my first programs. It was supposed to be a Browser
but it works like Sh*t. Send(9prgmTIP and pull out your
batteries. You're gonna need this example
page as well. |
| Clock |
 |
This is a clock wich runs at CPU speed so way to fast.
Looks cool though. There's no exit. Send(9prgmCLOCK and
pull out your batteries. |
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