Another solution:
You take a DirectionVariable (let's use D).
You put your 2 sprites at the beginning.
The first one is pointed at Str1+0, The second one is pointed at Str1+8.
Then you guess what's next.
I made a spelling mistake in the word Right but it is on purpose.
If it doesn't work, blame me and give me a -1.
Of course, you have to replace "[FacingLeftSpriteInHex]" by the hex code of your FacingLeftSprite.

:.BLA
:ClrDraw
:[FacingLeftSpriteInHex]→Str1
:[FacingRiteSpriteInHex]
:0→D
:0→A
:56→B
:Repeat getKey(15)
:If getKey(1) and (B≠56
:B+1→B:End
:If getKey(2) and (A≠0
:0→D
:A-1→A:End
:If getKey(3) and (A≠87
:8→D
:A+1→A:End
:If getKey(4) and (B≠0
:B-2→B:End
:If B<56
:B+1→B:End
:ClrDraw
:Pt-On(A,B,Str1+D)
:DispGraph
:End

In one word this game is gonna be: Woah !
I would even pay to play it (not to give bad ideas). Some games are too expensive but this one will never be. There is only one question: does this game fit in the calc mem ? Because generally, the more a game is good the more place it takes, soooo... this one should take estimately 2TB.
Wait a minute, I give you +1.
This game makes me think about a flash game: Ngame. You should try it if you never did.

Very good for those who are new to scrolling maps.
Just one question: why is the last row of your map longer than the others ? Because I would like to make scrolling maps and if this extra 0C is necessary, I have to put one too (but I'll do my own routine because I don't want exactly this result).

It's too sad you had to quit moderating but that was the solution man, you've taken the right decision as always. I don't know who criticized you but as long as I've been here (okay, not so long so far), your work has always been good.

Good to know. Thank you (You got a +1).
Hey, I'm a living ERR:Syntax ! I said that the "bug" wasn't in Wabbitemu but it is (fortunately).
I don't know what I typed to make it display the 0 in the first column (maybe this ").
What a noob I am.

I don't know if it was already reported so I report it.
I'm using a TI-84+SE and my friend is using a TI-83+, both of us have Axe 0.5.3.
When we do "Output(0,Y,K>Dec" with 0<Y<7 and 0<K<200, it displays the K in the wrong column.
When K<10, it displays it in the fifth column. When 9<K<100, it displays it in the fourth column, etc.
I wanted to make a gif with Wabbitemu but everything is normal with Wabbitemu I made a mistake somewhere.
I thought it was the fault of my calc, that's why I tries GarbageCollecting and RamClear, but the bug persisted. So I tried with my friend's calc but there was the same bug.
(At least, when I say "Output(0,etc", it writes in 5 and when I say "Output(1,etc", it writes in 6).
Has anyone else got that bug ?

1675: You say "ERR:Syntax" instead of "spelling mistake"
1675 bis: you say "Pause 108000" instead of "Wait a minute"

144. Your math teacher asks you to stop putting games on people's calculator.

144 bis: Your math teacher asks you to put games on his/her calculator 

177 - you can change the name of a program WITHOUT using Rcl to copy it to another one

(you can do it with DoorsCS for example, even if it is protected or in Assembly)