Could be...

ASM Resource page is sure helping people:

http://www.google.com/search?q=ti+84+asm+compiler&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial
(This was in 3 diff languages from google. )

@ Kevin: This is in reference to the basic greyscale package:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=making+games+with+the+ti+84+tutorial

Kinda cool that it is already in the top results.

Ok... I get that much. Like I said, I am gonna have to play with it so I can understand it... I have to learn by doing, otherwise, in one ear, out the other...

I am hoping to get more of a response to this here than at Cemetech...

No this isn't about the game, this is about the books.

There are three books, "The Fall of Reach", "The Flood", and "The First Strike".

If you have ever played Halo on your pc or X-Box, then you probably wondered "Why am I starting out in a Freezer? Who are we running from and why? Why do they hate our guts? How bad is this war? Why is the character refered to as 'The Master Chief"? Are there any others like this character?"

Book one begins by explaining who the Covenant are, and why they keep attacking us. It also shows us how the SPARTAN program got started, who started it, and gives more life to the "Master Chief" than the game did. You learn of the struggle with the Covenant, and how close the human existance is to extinction.

Book two is basically the game, which explains how the Master Chief gets around, how he feels about the situations, etc.

Book three explains the events between Halo and Halo 2. This also shows how Sergeant Johnson survives Halo, and the struggle to get back to Earth, to warn them of the impending threat.

Overall a great series of books, which helps put you in a different perspective than the game. If you are a fan of Halo, this is definitely worth a read.

I have to clean out one of my calcs so I can play this...

I will see about puttin the code on my calc to see if it makes more sense to see it work... I just don't understand how you can have different flags in 2^33... I never did go too high in math classes, I took the minimum required, and found comp classes to take.

Simple, I use a list (Might use string, it should work the same, especially since there are a TON of trainers to fight...) that would detect the events.

0 means they have not been beaten, 1 means they have.

Yeah... I will just program the way I am used to programming... I ain't changing cause I have competition, heck, my ticalc reviewer said that the game will be a treasured BASIC game once complete.

I have not plans on changing the game play, etc. I just have to make it stand up to asm gamers.