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Description
Version 1.0.1
Original 3D-Graphic Shooter Game.
Made with TI-Basic.
This game was inspired from vector-display games of the late 70s & early 80s. Specifically, 'Star Wars' from Atari, which use lines and coordinates to simulate 3D Graphics.
From concept, to 1.0 release, this game only took one week to create. Soon, this game might be as simple to create onto a calculator as pong. Never before has such a PRGM been so simple to create & understand, and yet seemed so complex & impossible with such basic technology, especially shown though its speed. But whether it is or not a "3D" shooter... Well... I never made a 3D game before, so you decide.
Version 1.0.1 is harder than version 1.0. That's the only change.
Instructions in ReadMe
Screenshots






Archive Contents
Name | Size |
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Verison 1.0.1/ANGLEWAR.8xp | 1.4 KB |
Verison 1.0.1/B.8xp | 242 bytes |
Verison 1.0.1/C.8xp | 1.2 KB |
Verison 1.0.1/D.8xp | 232 bytes |
Verison 1.0.1/E.8xp | 208 bytes |
Verison 1.0.1/F.8xp | 208 bytes |
Verison 1.0.1/G.8xp | 248 bytes |
Verison 1.0.1/H.8xp | 208 bytes |
Verison 1.0.1/I.8xp | 3.4 KB |
Verison 1.0.1/ReadMe.txt | 635 bytes |
- File Size
- 6.3 KB
- Short link
- http://ceme.tech/DL2615
Metadata
- Author
- A-IS Company
- Uploaded
Statistics
- Rating
- 9/10 (2 votes)
- Downloads
- 280
- ↳ this version
- 85
- Views
- 567
- ↳ this version
- 117
Reviews
This is a very good attempt at a pseudo 3D shoot-em-up for the CE, especially considering the language limitations. A suggestion I have would be to make it easier to distinguish when we get hit from when we hit enemies.
This game has a pretty good premise, I must say. The gameplay is great, and there's plenty of programming that was done to make this game work out. I do believe that the difficulty could be raised up a bit. It seems a bit easy in the state the game is in currently.
Versions
- AngleWar (published 1 month, 3 weeks ago; 2025-03-28 09:38 UTC-05:00)
- AngleWar (published 2 months ago; 2025-03-18 09:02 UTC-05:00)
- AngleWar (published 2 months, 1 week ago; 2025-03-13 09:50 UTC-05:00)
- AngleWar (published 2 months, 1 week ago; 2025-03-12 11:41 UTC-05:00)
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