Wow!  Those are all really nice!  That's way more than I thought would be possible to do already without ram access!

A little update on my progress...  I've already added most of the features I was planning on, but it turns out that the built in data structure system is a lot more complicated than I though.  You'll just have to make your own, which isn't really that hard, since I'm going to be adding other features in the mean time instead.  Double buffer support is one of those things I might include.  Basically its just a command to swap the buffer with the backup buffer so you can draw to each one separately.

Yay its a better looking Falldown Looks like the original too

Wow double buffering? YES! And i still cant wait for data structures.  What do you mean when you say that we will have to 'make our own'? 

Yea!  Double Buffering!  Awesome!

I made another Axe game, and this is my first with Sprites.

Platform Jumper
2nd-Jump
Mode-Pause
Stay on the platforms and don't touch the ground.

Comments?

Edit: If you think it's a little choppy: The screenie is at 9fps.

Hooray! ^^ Looks like this is getting a LOT of attention, people are making games right and left!

Alright, I have been working on a Tech Demo to impress my tech savvy friend, and it actualy turned out very nice looking!  Here are the effects in order:

1. Greyscale:  Just a grey screen, looks a lot better on calc, need to fiddle with my wabbit settings...
2. Sprite Test:  Lots and lots of different sprites wiggling around and moving
3. Fire!:  A cool effect involving sprites, pixeltesting, and scrolling.
4. Spinning wave:  An interesting effect involving my new Sin function and screen scrolling
5. Spinnerz:  Just some rotating sprites



I'm going to upload my Sin routine in a sec.  It was really useful

Nice job builderboy!

I think I found the crashing error in the new alien, when the enemy dies it can stI'll shoot, which can possibly lead to a sprite going off screen. When I put a check that keeps him from shooting while he is space junk it seemed to fix.
I'll probably be working on a menu, so you will see a nice new shiny version soon.

You'll have direct access to the screen ram in the next version so it will probably be a lot easier to do many of those effects.

By the way, I don't think I mentioned how to do masking.  If Pic1 is the inverse of the sprite and the mask of the sprite is immediately after it, then to mask the sprite, you do:

:Pt-On(X,Y,Pic1+8)
:Pt-Change(X,Y,Pic1)

What I mean by double buffering is that you can draw a background, like a tile map for instance, and then copy it to the extra back-buffer using "StorePic".  When you want to draw over the buffer, then instead of using "ClrDraw", you use "RecallPic" to copy the extra buffer to the main buffer and then you only need to draw the foreground over that instead of having to render the entire foreground and background each time and then clearing it each time a sprite moves.  I don't think it would be fast enough for flickerless gray scale like Pyoro, but flickerless gray scale support is planned in the future.  By flickerless I literally mean solid gray, no faint crosshatches.  Quality depends on how long it takes between renders, but its a reasonable amount of time you'll have to do basic rendering and computation.  I'm sure you can get some quality of grayscale without the native support in the mean time though.

Nice job Builderboy! 

Here's yet another program for Axe.
This is a port of the iPod Touch game Papi Jump to the calculator.  Due to the iPod touch's dimensions you must hold the calc sideways (Like Puyopuyo) and play with gravity pulling you towards the arrow key's side.

Controls:
Enter: Move Left
Minus: Move Right
Plus:   Pause
Clear: Quick Quit

It's really hard to play on an emulator, because you can't turn them sideways. 
What do you guys think?