The results of the ticalc.org 2017 Program of the Year (POTY) contest have been announced. Near the end of the year, ticalc.org made a concerted push to feature current and past programs that had been overlooked in previous years, bringing the field to 10 TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus programs, 2 TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition programs, 8 TI-84 Plus CE programs, 8 68k (TI-89/TI-92/Voyage 200) programs, and 9 TI-Nspire programs. Winners include:

• Reuben Quest: Lost Between Times by Sorunome (ticalc.org and Cemetech downloads) for the monochrome TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus.
• Sorcery of Uvutu by 123outerme (ticalc.org and Cemetech downloads) for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition
• Oiram by MateoConLechuga (ticalc.org and Cemetech downloads) for the TI-84 Plus CE
• Jumpman 89 by Ranman (ticalc.org and Cemetech downloads) for the TI-89/TI-92/Voyage 200
• PocketSNES by gameblabla (ticalc.org download) for the TI-Nspire

Congratulations to the winners, and superb work from all of the contestants. We look forward to seeing all of the projects created this year that end up in ticalc.org's 2018 POTY, as well as eventually bringing you Cemetech's own 2017 Projects of the Year rankings.

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ticalc.org Programs of the Year (POTY) 2017 Results

I wish I could get PocketSNES on my CX but sadly, it requires ndless and ndless is a bit dangerous with testing and all

Ndless itself does not interfere with the exam testing mode: in fact, nowadays, it strives at explicitly honoring it.
What's more, uninstalling Ndless is trivial