Black: It got its name from the way I wanted the game to feel while you were playing it.
Antenora: Named after the ninth circle of hell because the language is so difficult. 
Legend: My correlation project. Named after a joke called "Legend of Zeda: Riemann's Hypothesis" There's no other relation.

Cool! Riemann's Hypothesis!
>_>
Okay, so my projects....
Samocal is based on a game I made during the summers between 7th and 8th grade and 8th and 9th grade. It was originally a game that evolved from hide and seek (we made ample use of the woods and tree climbing) to being able to use stat based moves against people and then I turned it into a card game (which I have tried and failed to recreate on my TI-89). Then I moved it to a board game that had terrains, monsters, items, weapons, stats, experience and all that fun stuff. Then in tenth grade when I got a hold of a TI-84 from the school, I got out the folder that had all my notes on the game and I started recreating it in BASIC. The first hundred or so attempts were pretty crappy, but eventually I got a pretty good handle on TI-BASIC and it resulted in Battle v5.3.2.3 which included only about 5 of the original monsters and 15 new ones, about 40 of the original 100+ items, a blacksmith, a simple map split up into 9 regions, polar drawn sprites, stats that were a little more involved behind the scenes than the board game, and a lotto system that I came up with while playing Pokémon Sapphire. The name "Samocal" came about after I made a creature called "Sabem" and Sabem was derived by taking 3 of my best friends name (Ironically the "B" is from a friend named Brandon Wilson... not the same one we know) and placing a vowel between each number. The card game I created had a dragon called "Samocal" which was created similarly.

BatLib was originally called FontEdit and all it did was dynamically edit Omnicalc fonts using Celtic 3. I then used the fonts to make a simple "text based" game that really used the edited chars for sprites. I made that as a little joke because it was going to be a remake of an RPG and I was going to advertise that it was almost all text-based
Then I learned assembly and I decided to make a program that made its own fonthook and that could edit the fonts. I called it FontEdit, also (but version 2.00). Then I added in actual sprite support so it no longer just managed fonts. Plus it could use the font data extracting functions to use for sprite data, so I called it SpriteLib. Then I went all out adding stuff and I realised it wasn't just a sprite or font program anymore, so I named it BatLib because I like bats <^('.')^>.

Those are really the two main projects I have... Here are a few more:
CopyProg-originally it was meant to copy programs from RAM or archive to other programs. The first release, though, had support for almost all variables, though.
GetName-It returns the name of a variable...
Bibliothèque-It uses Celtic 3 to create libraries... library=bibliothèque
Codem-I made this to give an Action Replay-like feel to making cheat codes for games
HangManPro-I never finished, but it used Celtic 3 and also make it easy to add word lists and whatnot. It isn't "easy" to do that anymore, but I might get back to it someday to finish.
EnLib-One of my plans from before I learned assembly was to make a library and call it nLIB using the special "n" character used in sequential graphing. Since programs cannot use that character, I settled with just "en"
OnCalcAssembler-THis was my failed attempt at making an assembler on the calc that used Celtic 3. I did manage to make two programs to return the address of bcalls and defined addresses (the ones found in the SDK, anyway)

Space Dash: Well, you're a rocketship dashing through space....
Cuberunner: This one was hard to come up with
The Psyche: You'll know why once you play the game...I actually like this title a lot
Ash:Phoenix: Something along the lines of the rebirth/immortality theme...
XXEdit: Say Axe Hex Edit really fast.
SandLand: Originally, I was going to actually have sand particles and stuff. But I gave up on that, but the title sounds catchy, so I kept it.

Pokemon TI: A port of Pokemon Red and Blue to the TI-83+ SE/84+/84+ SE.
Nostalgia: A game that's made in memory of classic BASIC and ASM rpgs.
Blur: A tunnel game that blazes past the rest.
Collision Course: A tunnel game with a twist. Colliding doesn't cause a crash, but instead a recoil.
FMA: A Fullmetal Alchemist game made for Cage Match #5.

Drifter - You're a drifting block...
Exodus - It's a journey home...
Homescreen Game Pack - Not sure on this one...
Midnight - It takes place at midnight...
Boost - You're controlling the jumping/giving the guy a boost...
Plot Drop - There are sprites (made with the Plot commands) that are dropping from the sky...
Elmgon - I basically took letters and kept arranging them until I got something that sounded cool...

[offtopic]Soldat is a car brand in Ridge Racer[/offtopic]
Most of my game don't exactly have imaginative names...
Axpirin is kind of the only one that needs explaining.  Aspirin+Axe=Axpirin

For the curious, I ripped the name Powder from a well known physics game that has suspiciously similar gameplay 

Quote from: Scout on February 17, 2011, 10:19:22 am

I really want to know where 'Axe Parser' comes from.

Me too...I wonder if it's the same way I came up with "Axe Files"...

I wonder too. I think I remember Quigibo asked me for names idea, but I had none.

Wallball -- somewhat explanitory
BiMbAlL! -- kind of like basket ball, with a stupid name twist (since it's sorta kinda like basketball)
TIE -- it's a TIE fighter.  lol.
SOLDAT -- unreleased first axe game of mine, a sidescrolling 3 level gray shooter.  I'm keeping it unreleased until I become a famous dude one day.
Trio and Niko: Falling -- Too long of a story for here.  Maybe if I have an hour I'll type it out one day.
Pyyrix's Most Excellent Adventure -- It's a thief named pyyrix.  Also I just watch "Bill and Ted's most excellent Adventure" right before coding this, and since it was an excellent adventure bill and ted had, I named that aspect of this title after this.
Retrix -- a somewhat retro version of puyo puyo mixed with elements of tetris and Dr. Robotnik's Mean bean machine (though most like that last one).  I just made up a tetris-like name that probably hasn't been used yet.
Rule and Conquer -- somewhat explanitory

What is a TIE fighter?

Also what does Baa Baa Backsheep means? I remember that project idea you had a while back.

Hmm I see. As for Axe, I don't remember, it might be that, because of "axe"-ecute.