Hi everyone, I'll be adding a bit more history in this post later.

My History
I used to program some Casio Basic (I may still return to it someday), then got some TI-nspire Basic projects, tried and stalled Doodle God in Axe Parser, and am now attempting to port my TI-nspire games to Lua.


My Projects
My projects are in my signature, right now they are mostly TI-nspire Basic projects mainly originated in 2010.
Collectively they are referred to as the TI-nspire Stadium.
April 7 2012: You can now download a rar file containing pretty much all my TI-nspire Basic Projects!!!
Here: Download TI-nspire Stadium Projects Collection

Jason's TI-nspire Hold 'em: My first TI-nspire Basic game, the best and most completed out of them all. After two and a half years (mostly stagnating) I have finally finished with the Basic version.
Available at ticalc.org
Battle of 16s: Pretty much dead in TI-nspire Basic, but in Lua the game will be different as I have changed my mind about some the concepts, such as the concept of 16s.
Cosmic Legions: Incomplete, RPG/Strategy space themed game.
sTIck RPG (formerly TIMRPG): Based on Stick Game RPG (flash game), partial release on Omnimaga. Got to implement some university increasing skills and earning money functions, got stuck when it came to the bar fight battle engine.
Monopoly: Got around to making the visuals in a graphing window (looks pretty realistic), plotted positions for some other points, and that was it.
Health Bar: a demonstration program that illustrated the capabilities of implementing health bars into TI-nspire Basic games. Was controversial as I went into crazy mode trying to protect the source code before I learnt my lesson (well that's the short version of the story). Completed (open source) and available on ticalc.org.
Scissors Paper Rock: New 2012 game. This is different to other similar games in that it contains some extra features such as changing scissors, paper, rock for stuff such as fire earth water! More development to come soon!

中文 (Chinese) Demonstration: A demonstration program that I hadn't released until April 7-8, 2012.

Axe Parser
Doodle God: started this in the Programming Contests last year, never got very far.

congratulations!

How can I learn Lua? I've barely progressed beyond basics.
Possibly the best few ways are these:
1. Take source code and analyse it line by line what each line does and how they link (takes a while and lots of effort)
2. Instead of transferring documents of Lua games, manually type out the source code into oclua. (takes a long time too)

Would you mind if I continue with Cosmic Legions?

Just one question, would you be planning for a Basic or Lua version?

Well, first a basic version, because I don't know Lua very well (yet)

Also your Demo casino program looks nice, has there been any other progress on that?

No. Ever since I uploaded it, I just never got back to it.

Also I am creating a new website to house my TI-nspire progress:
http://www.tistadium.co.cc

Awesome! I'll check it right now.

P.S Could you give me some more info about what you had in mind for it to be?
P.P.S I might not start with it now because of my quite large project, so I don't know when I will. But it sounded really interesting to me and thought it would be a shame if it wouldn't be finished

Mostly you can move between planet to planet, gaining up levels by fighting enemy ships that pop up randomly or you choose to fight, either in between planets or on a planet. You can then upgrade your armor and whatnot. (If I got to finish that, I was going to add in that you had your own fleet of ships that you could customise)
Then I was going to have one planet locked until the near end (Leovaw I think [ in the bottom right corner of the map], as it is the capital of Manhric), where you would fight the Leader of the Sector

Sounds like a cool premise
I'm gonna have to get a nspire at some point

www.inspired-lua.org contains some basic tutorials
the wiki http://wiki.inspired-lua.org is a bit more useful though incomplete.

Edited my post to include Scissors Paper Rock. I am quite surprised at myself for getting to v0.8 (reasonably working program) in such a short amount of time.