So, as you may or may not know, TI-84 calculators are graphing calculators that range from about $80 to $120 USD. (They're nothing new, been out for a couple years.) They come with a cable that plugs into your computer's USB port. By using the cable, you can download applications and games onto the calculator.
However, there is also a feature on the calculator itself that allows users to build small programs. This is mainly used for formula calculators and such, but I'm a nerd, so I took it a step further.
For about a week now, I've been experimenting with making types of games with that program feature. DDR, Pong, and a small WIP version of Tetris.
Kay, questions for you:
1) Anyone on these forums use a TI-84?
2) If you use one, have you played with the program maker?
3) If you have, ever tried making a game with it?
Comments involving LOLs about this topic are warmly welcomed.
(Not a joke topic, but I bet a good number of people will find it odd.)
