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February 2011

Submitted By: DJ Omnimaga Date: 27 February, 2011, 06:45:49 Views: 391

February 2011
Volume 1, Issue 2

Announcement<yunhua98 with the article, and more likely than not, it will appear on the next issue. Note that we reserve the right to modify any content, but you will of course be credited no matter what.

New to this newsletter is a list of all releases that made Omnimaga front page between the previous newsletter and this one. The list, along with previous months, is also available in the Notable Calculator Games and Tools section of Omnimaga website, which is still under construction. This month we also have interviews with two active community members.

Notable releases for February 2011
Benumbered 2.0 beta (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus games)
Papijump (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus games)
Doodle Jump (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus games)
TI Program Editor: hAxe'd (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus Utilities)
Tutoriel sur l'Axe Parser (French) (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus Utilities)
CALCnet 2.2 (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus Utilities)
Global CALCnet Client v1.0 (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus Utilities)
Dust Toy (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus Utilities)
FourVid (TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus Utilities)
Linky (TI-89 Utilities)
Trapped (TI-Nspire games)
nDoom Beta (TI-Nspire games)
nTris (TI-Nspire games)

Calculator Video Players
Last December, a news article<FourVid<TI-Nspire<Online multiplayer games on a calculator soon?
Omnimaga is not the only source of major releases in the TI community. Other websites, especially Cemetech, also gave their share of great programs lately. The most notable release was Global CALCnet Client v1.0, which allows you to connect your calculator to the Internet via an Arduino board or another cheaper alternative. Those who don't feel like manipulating electronics can rejoice too, as KermMartian and other Cemetech members are planning an USB bridge in the future. Various members on Cemetech tested a chat program together, demonstrating the potential gCn has, and an online calculator Scorched Earth clone is currently in the works. Could online calculator gaming be at our doors soon?

TI Answers Casio PRIZM with Nspire CX
Several news articles<color<PRIZM Hacking and Ndless Development Going Strong<ExtendeD has given us another opportunity to play and create great games on the Nspire with the Ndless 2.0 Beta Executable<Community Member Spike<

Basic vs. Axe<in Axe<Interview with Hot_Dog on Correlation and how it could help TI-BASIC

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Yunhua98 - CGPN founder
Apcalc - Contributor
DJ O - Contributor
Hot_Dog - Interview
Xeda112358 - Interview
All Coders of Tomorrow and Managers - Editing, Formatting, Ideas, and Support

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