hullo there, you!

these apply to me as well:
Name ALL Pokemon
Draw DETAILED Maps of all the regions
Identify over 300 Pokemon by cry [it isn't actually possible to identify them all, seeing as charizard and rhydon, as well as a few others, have duplicate cries.]
Identify ALL Pokemon by shadow
I completed my Johto, Kanto, and Hoenn Pokedexes

do you know any programming stuff? the main focus of this site is game making (specifically, games for calculators, but there are a few for other programs around as well). if you're such a pokemaniac then you just might be the first person to finish a port, or an in depth clone, of pokemon for a calc platform. dozens of attempts have been made, but the majority of the people gave up when they realised how much data was required. i even had one going for a bit \/\/

6: You are not allowed to enter a project that was started prior the start of the contest. You can use code, images and ideas from it, though.

i was on a soccer team up until last year, when i quit (or rather didn't return next season) because the coach enforced a ridiculous running policy. he would have everyone run a mile, and if anyone came in at over 5:00 we'd all have to run it again later during the practice. we'd typically end up having to run 4-5 5 minute miles during our three hour long practice(five days a week plus impromptu meet-ups on saturdays every now and then), interspersed amongst the constant start-and-stop running of scrimmages and practice crossing/passing.
z80 man is right about fluids. it's nearly impossible to keep enough water in your system (particularly when you're playing in a city that has temperatures of 120 farenheit during the summer :p).

why are the left and right sides of the blue rectangle parallel? the one on the right is where it should be, but the one on the left should be pointing directly towards the other side, not up at the teal oval...
the arrow's stem is also off centre and the teal oval looks like it's lying flat on a different plane, not the red rectangle.
what method are you using for this?
EDIT: ah, so you're using two skewed triangles? i guess that sort of works (and probably wouldn't be all that bad looking on a calc screen) but it's still a little wonky...

ooh, that sounds fun. won't this all take a while to set up, though? what sort of time frame are you envisioning?

ooh, that looks useful. the dynamic previews are what really make me interested, because no other screen can get the lcd slow fade effect correctly so you can see what it will actually look like in the end.

wait, is that a raycasting platformer, you? that sounds very interesting...

i was planning on participating, but with the state my project is in now i would never finish it in time. good luck to everyone else!