Any particularly interesting games for a 42S/DM42/Free42 or older models?

[Dave Britten]

(05-02-2019 06:39 PM)Gilles Wrote:  This game is fun to program and to play again a calculator… You can find a version that I wrote for the Casio fx-602P in "La gazette de pocketiquaires n°10" page 53 :

http://silicium.org/site/index.php/telec...icaires-10 (35 MB, in french. I also wrote "un pendu" (hangman?) game for the Casio fx-603P in this issue, which is original for this calculator without any string command)

Another fun game is "KIBUR" (a kind of 1D version of Rubik's cube)
A HP41C version here, and the rules (in french)
http://www.ledudu.com/casio602p/Images/kibur_op2.jpg

My Casio fx-602P version here :
http://www.ledudu.com/casio602p/kibur.htm

My Mastermind version on 602P
http://casio.ledudu.com/casio602p/mastermind.htm

I also wrote years ago on 602P a version of ISOLA(can be play with paper and pen) :

https://jeuxsoc.fr/?principal=/i/isola.php

Thanks, those look like good stuff. Of course, I know nearly no French (if it were in Japanese, I might at least stand a fighting chance), but I might be able to work out the details from looking at the code and diagrams.

And it's always good to see another Casio fan. Not sure what it is about their old models that I like so much. I'll have to try the fx-602P programs on the iPhone simulator.

(05-02-2019 07:37 PM)Gene Wrote:  Interesting is in the eye of the beholder, but...

There are tons of games for the HP 41 that are part of the software base in the HP 41CL.

Here is the write-up for a small 4K rom of games based on HP67 games from the PPC Journal. The manual in the link below includes game program listings and instructions.

Comments on the documentation style, contents, etc. are welcome.

HP-67 Fun rom

Oh yeah, I think that's where I found the golf program! I'll have to try out some of the others.