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The TI-84 Plus CSE is largely incompatible with programs designed for the monochrome or CE calculators, but BASIC on the CSE is compatible with the CE so most programs designed for either will work correctly on a CSE and some monochrome BASIC programs will also work correctly. Most assembly programs require Doors CSE 8 to run, as do some BASIC programs.

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  1. The game is rather simple: press the number key (1-6) that corresponds with the tile that's colored differently than the rest. You have ~10 seconds to select; if your timer goes below 0 or you select the wrong tile, your lives will go down by one. Don't let them reach 0 or you'll die!

    This is a beta. The next version will fix a few bugs (namely the text being messed up on the first level and an oversight that causes the game not to delete your score after you 'die') and perhaps add three more tiles so you can use the full keypad (1-9).

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  2. Pick 5 is a game where the player randomly chooses five numbers. Requires Doors CSE 8.0 or higher.

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  3. This program was made for CC18

    This is a 84+CSE Hybrid basic program that functions like your average memory game. Move the cursor around using the arrow keys, and select a card with [2nd] or [Enter]. The goal is to clear the entire screen by selecting matching pairs of snowflakes. Enjoy!

    Update: Fixed game so you can no longer click on the invisible blue cards (what cards turn into after you match them)

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  4. A random number guessing game written in TI-Basic for the TI-83 Plus and 84 Plus family of calculators. If you use a TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition or a TI-84 Plus CE, use RANDOM.8xp. Otherwise, use RANDBW.8xp.

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  5. Answer trivia questions and make your way through to complete the game! Or make your own question packs and challenge your friends!

    WARNING: There is currently a bug which I cannot avoid where the level editor will sometimes crash. This is a problem with Celtic and I hope it doesn't happen to anybody.

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  6. This classic arcade game is now on color calculators! Use your paddle to bounce the
    ball past your opponent. This single-player Pong game comes with many options for
    difficulty and match duration. It runs smoothly and quickly. When you download this
    game, there will be two programs: one for slower calculators and one for faster
    calculators.

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  7. A simple game of NIM for two players:

    On your turn, you can take as many stones as you like, as long as they all come from the same pile. Whoever takes the very last stone loses.

    One note: sometimes the program will generate a very small amount of stones. Just relaunch the program; it randomizes the numbers every time as of v1.0.0

    This is my first original game ever, so please test it out and see what you think, and don't roast me for accidentally clearing your RAM. (It didn't clear mine...)

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  8. Ore Clicker is a game where you click to get ores/smelt ores into metal/sell metal for money. Buy stuff with your money to increase your efficiency. Maybe prestige/travel along the way? Written entirely in TI-Basic, guaranteed to work on the TI-84+CSE, probably works on the TI-84+CE as well. Does not require DoorsCSE.

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  9. You, the hero, are living happily at home when your mother catches a terrible illness. If you cannot make her a remedy in time, she may never heal. You seem to have all the necessary ingredients, when you notice you are missing the Alolea Herb, a powerful and rare plant. You must travel across the lands to find this herb, before time runs out! But beware, this world holds plenty of tricks and traps up its sleeve...

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  10. Welcome to Reaction Time! This is a simple game that helps you test your reaction skills and as well as have fun! Rack up that high score and challenge your friends!

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  11. Brainfoo can run brain**** code on the CE. As it runs in TI Basic, it is pretty slow, but some speed improvements have been made since the previous version.

    How assembling works: The assembler reads through the string and turns each character into a number. It also searches for the loop commands so that the assembly runner doesn't have to. This makes programs easier to store and faster to run.

    Please view the BFreadme.txt file in the archive and make sure to copy ALL the programs and lists to the calculator.

    V1.2 - Made the settings menu easier to use, removed interpreted code, and added an external python compiler.
    V1.1 - Bug fixes and code cleanup
    v1.0 - Release

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  12. This is a game I made that can teach you to quickly convert between binary and decimal numbers. Read the readme for more info. Version 1.2

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  13. This classic arcade game is now on color calculators! Use the white paddle at the
    bottom of the screen to bounce the ball off of the colored bricks. Breaking these
    bricks scores you points - see how high you can get! If you beat your high score,
    then it will be saved on the high score counter. Written in only BASIC, this game
    still runs quite smoothly and quickly. There are two programs included: one for
    faster calculators, and one for slower calculators.

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  14. The RPG is a game where you can fight enemies, gain stats, explore caves, fight bosses and become the most powerful person there ever was. REQUIRES DOORS CSE 8.1 OR HIGHER!!

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  15. This is (as the name implies) a plane simulator.
    It's basically that.
    The game is written in TI-Basic, for the two
    following calculators:
    TI-84 Plus CE (Physical)
    TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition (Emulated)

    More information in the readme.txt.

    PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS STILL UNFINISHED.

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  16. A simple game that gives you random math problems. Improves your arithmetic skills. Pure TI-BASIC, should have no issue running without DoorsCSE, probably also works on TI-84 Plus CE

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  17. This version of Battleship is the standard 2-player turn-based game. You can place your own ships, or generate them randomly. This game DOES NOT use pictures, but it does use matrices [A] and [B].

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  18. Reversi, the classic tile-flipping game. Only 1397 bytes, this game offers both
    a basic computer and a two player game mode!
    The object of the game is to have more of your pieces on the board than the
    other player. The game starts off with two of your and two of the other player's
    pieces in the middle of the board. Each player then takes turns placing their
    pieces. You have to place your tile next to one (or more) of their tiles. All of
    the pieces that are in between your placement and another of your tiles get
    "flipped," or turned into yours. Once the board is filled, the game ends and
    whoever had the most pieces wins. Sometimes, there might not be an eligible
    move that you can make. In that case, you must pass your turn. The cursor is
    colored the same as whoever's turn it is.

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  19. This is a simplistic maze generator for the CSE and CE. The code is old, but still plenty of fun to mess about with. Each maze will fill the screen, provide only one path to the exit, and only take a single-digit number of minutes to generate (maybe). A minigame to solve the maze is also bundled in.

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  20. You are going on an adventure with Mark and you get to choose where to go. You have three places that you can
    travel to: the desert, the forest, or a mountain. Each location will bring unexpected surprises and you have to choose what to do after each event. Be careful though, not every option is a good one. Continue at your risk,
    you have been warned...

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  21. The classic game of Mancala, now on your calculator. Take turns playing against a friend, or practice your Mancala skills against a rigorous CPU AI.

    See readme.txt for instructions and controls.

    Tested working on 83+, 84+SE, and 84+CE. Should also run on 83 and 84+CSE, but untested.

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  22. A maze game made in TI-BASIC. Inspired by the maze game found here: http://tibasicdev.wikidot.com/sk:movement.

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  23. This is a puzzle game where you are a caterpillar, inspired by the game Snakebird.
    In each level, you have to eat all of the fruit before making it to the goal. Each
    fruit makes you bigger, and because caterpillars cannot in fact phase through
    themselves, you have to be careful not to get stuck! Also, caterpillars are not
    immune to the force of gravity, so you will fall down if you aren't standing on
    something. Oh, and spikes. Did I mention the spikes? Yeah, those will kill you too if
    you're not careful. Although the earlier levels are somewhat easy, they get a LOT
    more difficult later on, providing you with plenty of playtime. There are 25 levels
    in total, and a level creator. If you create a cool level, send it to us and we could
    include it in the next game!

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