Blackjack was my attempt at “real” graphics on the TI-82.
BLACKJAC:
\START82\
\COMMENT=Program file dated 01/20/80, 00:00
\NAME=BLACKJAC
\FILE=BLACKJAC.82P
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Disp “+————-+”
Disp “! YOU ARE !”
Disp “! PLAYING !”
Disp “! VIDEO 21 !”
Disp “! VERSION …
I really enjoyed this slot machine implementation because to me it seemed like the scrolling text looked like slot machine wheels spinning. Text of program below and 82p files attached.
Slots:
\START82\
\COMMENT=Program file dated 01/20/80, 00:00
\NAME=ASLOTS
\FILE=ASLOTS.82P…
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CoCo on a Chip is a re-implementation of the Tandy …