FFR on Graphing Calculators?

[Adamaja456]

I have a TI-89 Titanium calculator and I get very bored in my classes. Does anyone know any rhythm games like FFR that I can download?

And would anyone have enough knowledge to make a game program similar to FFR?

[_Adrian_]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

are you serious?

[Adamaja456]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

yes.

[_Adrian_]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

thats a cool idea, maybe you should make one...

[Adamaja456]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

I'd rather not =[

But I'd love to see someone who is 'computer smart' whip something out

[daringdaniel1111]

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http://www.ticalc.org/pub/83plus/basic/games/arcade/

There are a lot of versions of ddr. I don't know which version is best.

Edit: According to the site ddr2.zip is the best.

[Adamaja456]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

And those will work on the TI-89 right?

[daringdaniel1111]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

I have no idea.

[Adamaja456]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

Alright, ill play around with the programs tomorrow and see if they work.

Thanks for the link

[jakeyjake7]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

I have a TI-89 Titanium calculator and I get very bored in my classes. Does anyone know any rhythm games like FFR that I can download?

And would anyone have enough knowledge to make a game program similar to FFR?

lol. i was in my algebra 2 class a couple days ago and i was like "this graphing calculator would perfect for ffr or stepmania." just thought this was funny.

[Adamaja456]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

Nice

[Relambrien]

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I checked out the site linked to earlier, and those games are specifically designed for TI-83/84 calcs. I don't know if they'll work on 89s, but I found a DDR simulator made for the 89 here. From what I can tell by the file description, it randomly generates arrows for you at three different difficulties and four different "song" lengths (short, medium, long, and "endurance," which is basically nonstop mode).

It calculates arrows hit and arrows missed, and gives you a percentage. There's no timing system beyond hit or miss apparently.

EDIT: Here's a list of 89 games for your pleasure: http://www.ticalc.org/pub/89/basic/games/

[Adamaja456]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

I checked out the site linked to earlier, and those games are specifically designed for TI-83/84 calcs. I don't know if they'll work on 89s, but I found a DDR simulator made for the 89 here. From what I can tell by the file description, it randomly generates arrows for you at three different difficulties and four different "song" lengths (short, medium, long, and "endurance," which is basically nonstop mode).

It calculates arrows hit and arrows missed, and gives you a percentage. There's no timing system beyond hit or miss apparently.

EDIT: Here's a list of 89 games for your pleasure: http://www.ticalc.org/pub/89/basic/games/

yea i was doing a little research and i found the same site.

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/392/39283.html

that looks like a good game but I'm retarded and don't understand how to get it to my Calculator

[sexyinpink]

Re: FFR on Graphing Calculators?

one of my friends in 7th grade put it on my 84 silver, then i went around the school giving out games, i actually became pretty popular, lol

[meno_rocks123]

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I have the first Super mario on my calc, it's awesome.
can't find a link.