Can anyone tell me where or how to get games in calculator like those in ti-83

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Download them from the Texas instruments web site I believe, get block dude!!

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Or code your own, I made a few text games back when I had far more time than I do now.

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lookit Tomorrow you'll wake up do a bunch of stuff and then go back to sleep. Woah I'm psychic!
On the other hand, you have different fingers.

How would you do that mister blockey?

And if anyone can get to level 8 on block dude then you are better then me.

Puzzle Frenzy ftw!

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help me kill my time

Block Dude is god.

PuzzleFrenzy is good too.

Everything else on those things suck though.

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"I don't mean to brag, I don't mean to boast, but I like hot butter on my breakfast toast."

I got to level 9 on the block dude game, but after that it is impossible.

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Look in your manual. I coded a few text games in mine. First I did a rather silly path game where there was really no point, then I did a simple text rpg with levels and weapons, followed by a text rpg I never did finish that was somewhat expansive.

It's amazing what you can do with nothing more than if then else statements, menus and a few equations.

Then again I'm fairly good at simple programming. I know I programmed quickly enough that writing a program to manually test a question at one point was faster than trying to figure out the trick to it. Unfortunately no one in my class could follow what I did when I tried to show them so maybe I'm just odd/should have headed towards programming rather than psychology.

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lookit Tomorrow you'll wake up do a bunch of stuff and then go back to sleep. Woah I'm psychic!
On the other hand, you have different fingers.

I used to have a Graphing Calculator. I had Pac-Man, Galatica, Snake, etc

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TI-83 calculators use a very simple form of QBASIC programming. I've actually made game programs for the TI-83 on my QBASIC program on my PC. They're fairly simple. I made an "A" in QBASIC without even trying. Now COBOL, on the other hand, is just plain difficult. Give me a Visual Basic language any day over COBOL.

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LoL look at all the geeks talking about what is hip and happening with calculators. :P

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