Popular titles include Pokemon Red, Pokemon Blue, Pokemon Silver and Gold, as well as Pokemon Purple, plus a couple of Pokemon Stadium clones, built specifically for the TI 84 calculator. There are also several text-based games available in this niche, of which perhaps the most often downloaded is Pokemon Master. A breakout-like game for the TI-84 Plus CE in color. Includes 44 levels, 9 speeds, 2 difficulty levels/ 6 brick types and 16 brick colors, and 5 types of power ups, including multi-ball. Also supports saving the game and has a high score table. Now supports external levels with up to 204 levels per level file and an on-calculator level editor. 1 - TI-84 Plus CE for Dummies pamphlet 2 additional pamphlets for the TI-84 Plus CE 1 -Warranty pamphlet This is really a good upgraded calculator that meets the needs of those who are going to school for general math and moving on to stats. I'm a business major so my math will end at Stats and Calculus for business.
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CE jailbreak allows ASM programs to work again!
Posted by Xavier on 6 September 2020, 20:58 GMT
We're happy to relay a very interesting, yet unsurprising, piece of news: the ability for the TI-83 Premium CE, TI-84 Plus CE(-T) and Python editions thereof, to run ASM programs, officially removed by TI a few weeks/months ago depending on the model, as reported in the previous news item, has been unofficially added back thanks to a jailbreak, called 'arTIfiCE'. From what we can see in the install tutorial, arTIfiCE seems to exploit a bug in the 'Cabri Jr' geometry app in order to launch a shell.
This move was so obvious and predictable that it was really a matter of when, not if. After all, the TI-eZ80 series was not designed with security in mind, and in fact no TI graphing calculator model released to date is (even though TI seems to have learned a few tricks in the newer, high-end TI-Nspire CX II series, its security roadblocks appear to have been defeated relatively early on)
What are the next steps? Logically, just like on the TI-Nspire series, TI would release new software versions fixing the vulnerabilities used in the current iteration of the jailbreak, then more vulnerabilities will be exploited to restore access to native code again. Rinse and repeat, for a while, it's the usual cat & mouse 'game'.
Thinking out loud, we might see a series of 0-days showcasing exam mode insecurity being released over the several few days/weeks before the major exams of the northern hemisphere - something the TI enthusiasts community always refrained from doing. Such a timeframe would make it possible for some users to use programs interfering with exam mode (and needless to say, face the significant consequences if they get caught! - just to be clear, we are not condoning cheating). And this, most importantly, before the fixes for the vulnerabilities get a chance to be made and widely distributed, as well as standardized testing regulation amended to forbid usage of the older, vulnerable versions and to mandate thorough checks of the current state of calculators right before the exam is taken.
If that situation were to happen, it would probably be better to give up on the current exam mode 'security model' entirely and rather reflash the OS with an exam-tailored version right in the exam room - something that should have been done from the get go, notwithstanding the practical hurdles, if the fantasized exam security were actually taken seriously. Unfortunately, a path of lower resistance for the educational system would be to just forbid the usage of the affected calculator models, several days before the exams, creating more injustice and further reducing the real-world value of said exams!
Time will tell, but there's a chance that there will be a spectacular - and publicized - backfire for the very smart demands from standardized testing regulation authorities, who didn't get (or didn't understand) the memo that predictably, removing access to native code does not make exams safer - quite the contrary.
Top-level TI management should be somewhat aware of that, in fact some of us in the community, myself included, attempted to explain all that to them several years ago... but we know that regulators have the power to forbid pieces of equipment for whatever reason, and manufacturers need to bend to their demands, no matter how unfounded, ill-motivated and counterproductive...
Thankfully, I'm not in the shoes of the previously mentioned teacher whose video about a long-fixed issue in TI's OS allowing exam mode restrictions bypass on the TI-eZ80 series might well have contributed to the removal of official native code access on those calculators, then consequently the current jailbreak, and might therefore contribute to potential future attacks on the exam mode.
Triggering a worldwide restriction on users' rights to use the hardware they bought, and potentially forbidding hundreds of thousands of calculators and creating further stress for students taking exams, is not something I'd be proud of.
arTIfiCE's author doesn't seem to have uploaded it to our files archives yet(?), so for now, CE users stuck with a recent OS version can learn more on its official website. Go forth and use that great piece of work, which raises the usefulness of the Cabri app :)
Article written by Lionel Debroux.
Get These 17 Awesome TI 84 CalculatorGames Today!
Wantto download games onto your TI-84 Plusor TI-84 Plus Silver Edition calculator? Want to surf, play Smash Bros., HappyWheels, the Fantastic Four, and a whole bunch of other games? We have got youcovered. Downloading games onto this generation of TI calculators is not rocketscience and we are sure you can navigate your way through it - but just to beon the safe side, we have also included a step-by-step guide and how-to below.Bear in mind that the instructions and games are strictly guaranteed to work onthe TI-84+ and TI-84+ SE. Some might also be available for the TI-83/TI-83+and/orTI Nspire, but if you own one of those devices, you would be bestadvised to check out dedicated instructions and game lists.
How to downloadgames for your TI-84+
Step 1: Get whatyou need
This operation requires a TI-84+ or TI-84+ SilverEdition, a USB cable, data management software (such as TIConnect, for instance), Ion(the software shell that will let you actually play the games), and, of course,some games. But we have got plenty of those right below. First, let us get towork.
Step 2:Downloading and installing
Download TI Connect onto your PC and install it.This is a great little piece of software, because it will also allow you to backup your calculator. Then, download Ion onto your calculator, send it to the RAMof the device, press the PRGM key, and install the first of the three programsyou see. Then, press 2, +, 2, then 7.Starsshould appear next to each program, meaning they have been archived.
Step 3: Download,install, and play
Now you are all set; all that is left is for youto download and install your first game. Most can be found online for free as.zip files. There are also plenty of forums where you can exchange tips andtricks, walkthroughs and even screen shots (though that last bit is somewhatmore difficult, given the technology at hand). The games in question are as freeas the Nyan Cat meme and require no codes for purchase, demo version expiryfrustration, full CD installation, or anything of the sort. Try it out: downloadone to your computer now, right-click on it, and send it to the calculator viaUSB. Make sure it is sent to your RAM. Press PRGM and run prgmA. You should beall set to play. Enjoy!
The 4 topdownloaded games for the TI 84 calculator
Mario2.0
Mario is, hands down, the most popular video gamecharacter in history, so someone had to port him to TI calculators, too. Thisgame, based on the principle of side-scrolling, is not available just for theTI-84, but for just about any version of calculator. That, plus the fact that itis one of the top favorite games out there, as well as one of the mostchallenging and fast-paced.
PacMan
Think you are good at PacMan? We will see how goodyou are, when you come across this super-fast game version, which pits youagainst either three or four enemies. You can select between Fast and Slow modeand the grayscale visuals look strikingly similar to those of the original.
ZTetris
A classic which needs no other intro, this versionof Tetris was developed by Jimmy Mardell, Ahmed El-Helw, Patrick Davidson, andSam Heald. It boasts a ton of level, several in-game backgrounds, plus amultiplayer mode, in which you can test your Tetris prowess against yourfriends.
SuperSmash Bros.
Nintendos ultra-famous hit game, Super SmashBros., is famous across platforms, so it only figures that someone would havehad to come up with a Texas Instruments calculator version sooner or later. Thisone is compatible with the TI-83+ and the TI-84+ and if you have got a TI LinkCable, you can play the Open version with your friends.
4(+4) superpopular TI 83 / Ti-84 Plus Silver Edition basic games
SonicUP
Though it is not exactly Silver, the hedgehog gameis far too popular to require any introduction whatsoever - mostly thanks to itstitle character, Sonic the Hedgehog. Built specifically for the TI-83+/TI-84plus family, the game is all about speed. In plain English, you need to raceyour way through the game, up, up, and to the top. The game is a very plain,stripped down version of the classic Sonic games, built especially for TI-83Plus Silver Edition, TI-84 Plus, and/or TI 84-Plus Silver Edition. In order toplay the game, it is recommended that you run either Omnicalc or Celtic III, butmost downloads available nowadays come with the latter variant included.
PvPCraft
If you enjoy classic tower defense games, you aredefinitely going to like PvP. The point in this turn-based sandbox silver gamesMinecraft clone is to mine resources, build your own territory, trade saidresources, and constantly defend yourself against enemy attacks. Some of theresources and gameplay actions available in the latest release include water,ender crystals, mining downwards, obsidian, and more. In order to play version0.21 of this game, you are going to need Doors 8.1.
Pokemon games
Hardcore gamers over a certain age require nofurther info upon hearing of Pokemon - the popularity of this animated and gameseries far precedes it. As one would almost expect, there are several Pokemongames available for both the TI-84 plus c silver edition, as well as for the TINspire CX; however, do not expect anything as complex as the Pokemon Soul SilverDS game. Popular titles include Pokemon Red, Pokemon Blue, Pokemon Silver andGold, as well as Pokemon Purple, plus a couple of Pokemon Stadium clones, builtspecifically for the TI 84 calculator. There are also several text-based gamesavailable in this niche, of which perhaps the most often downloaded is PokemonMaster. In it, you get to play as either yourself or as one of 36different Pokemons, with several actions available (such as Egg Bomb, Confusion,Rage, Hypnosis, Self Destruct, and many more). And, as the saying goes, allPokemons that should evolve, can evolve.
Phoenix4.0(plus a bunch of other awesome shooters for TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus)
The Phoenix franchise is pretty popular, as far asTI-84 plus Silver Edition games go. Developed by Patrick Davidson and BrandonFrancis, the final update in the franchisebrought along several improvements, which fans were delighted about.It came with a counter for score points in-game, side-scrolling (which couldalso be turned off), plus several fixes for previously identified bugs.
Gemini
Initially developed for the TI-83 and TI-83 Plus,this awesome 3D shooter has also since been adapted for TI-84 and TI-84 Pluscalculators. It is one of the most popular games in the shooting category and itwas created by Hans Tornqvist.
PhantomStar
Are you the kind of math nerd-cum-gamer who willalways enjoy endlessly scrolling through space and shooting up enemies? Well, ifyou are not, chances are that Phantom Star might turn you into one. Thisside-scrolling shooter game features some nice little tricks, includingpower-ups and external support within the levels. It was developed by JoePemberton and is available for the TI-83, TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus.
Firetrack
Those of you who have already tried - and loved- the Phoenix game are in for another shooter treat, thanks to the secondinstallment in the Firetrack series. This game is a vertical-scrolling shootingexperience, with quite a lot of detail for its category and platform. Itfeatures impressive background visuals, plenty of enemies for you to wage waragainst, plus new power-ups in the Extended Mode. This game actually comes withtwo playing modes, which is also an achievement for this category. It wasdeveloped by Benjamin Ryves for the TI-83 and TI-84 Plus.
ZMercury
Patrick Davidson, the guy who brought the worldPhoenix, also developed this neat little side-scrolling shooter, who is similar,yet by no means identical with its more popular cousin. It is a very fast-pacedgame, filled with a ton of action for die-hard shooter game fans.
5 awesome TI-84Plus games developed by Brendan Fletcher
True gaming/math geekdom begins when the communityof gamers knows you by name as a developer. If you are still wondering which TIcalculator to buy, then you might not have heard of Brendan Fletcher - but onceyou shell out your hard earned dollar on such a device and start playing, weguarantee you will know who Calc84Maniac is. He is not the most prolific gamedev on the scene, but his connections with it run deep. He has developed some ofthe most downloaded games for the TI-84 and TI-84 Plus Silver Editioncalculators. Here are our top 5 picks:
1.Chip'sChallenge
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If this game title sounds familiar, it isprobably because you have played the puzzle game of the same name, for the AtariLynx or the PC. It is the games first ever TI clone, as well as the very firstTI-83+ game with grayscale graphics. The game has you playing as computer geekChip McCallahan, who is dead set on joining the Bit Busters, a computer clubwith highly exclusive admissions policies. To win the game, you need to makeyour way through the complex club house, past invisible walls, across obstacles,traps, block which you can move, doors which appear to be forever locked, plus awhole range of monsters.
2.Minesweeper
This one is rater self-explanatory, as far as thegameplay goes: anyone who has ever owned a PC with an earlier version of Windowsis well-acquainted with this classic native game. The cool thing aboutFletcher's version is that it is the first one to feature grayscale graphics,plus an entire host of other features, including a cursor, a timer, and severalothers.
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3.Sudoku
As with Minesweeper before it, Fletcher also tookanother highly popular game and adapted it in grayscale visuals, for the TI-83+platform. It is a great challenge for math geeks, as you may already know, so itis only appropriate that you should be able to play it onTI-83/TI-84/TI-83+/TI-84+ calculators.
4.Omega2
All you need to do in this very basic, yetchallenging TI-84 calculator game is to keep jumping over holes, in order tosurvive. Sounds simple? Try your hand at it and se for how long you can last!
5.Yahtzee
The final title on our list is also ratherself-explanatory and we are sure you have played it before - either in reallife, or on some other platform. The graphics for this one come in strikingblack and white and the gameplay is bound to also help improve your math andlogic skills.
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There you have it: the best games for TI 84calculators we could find, after scouring the web left and right likegame-hungry hawks. Schedule your first gaming session right after you are donestudying for the Calc section of your SATs - and, who knows, maybe you will oneday end up writing some games of your own. This segment is definitely missingsome cool new titles, like Rise of the Shadow Surfer, Silver Creek, Angry Birds,Raze Silver, Sonic vs Shadow, Raiders of the Lost Ark, or Skincraft. Yet thiscloud has a silver lining, if you only think about it: these games require nosophisticated bit coin mechanism to pay for them, no platform ID registration,nothing but a small corner of the web to host them in. Like a game genie (orgenius?), you can invent your own story, be it one that's played with one ballor several balls, one where the player is a gryphon or a shark, one that takesplace under spring rain, or one in a magical sphere shaped world. The world ofTI-84 gaming, much like the world of math, has limitless possibilities.
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