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59 Fun (c) 1978 Texas Instruments. A compilation of programs submitted to PPX-59, the Professional Program Exchange for the TI-59 programmable calculator. It includes the following games, some of which were not available earlier: * Baseball (previously released for the SR-52) * Parachute (previously released for the SR-52) * Tic-Tac-Toe - Play the classic pen and paper game against the calculator. * Poem Machine (not a game) - Gramatically correct but randomly constructed verses are printed. * Space War - The player must try to destroy an enemy base, but two missiles controlled by the calculator must be avoided. (adapted from a SR-52 program) * Hexpawn - Tactical game on a 3x3 chessboard with both the player and calculator controlling three pawns which follow normal Chess rules. Uses cybernetic AI that learns the optimal strategy after some games. * Skydiving - Enhanced version of Parachute - STAFF - Tic-Tac-Toe: Joe Claborn (of Dallas Texas) Poem Machine: William G. Bryson (of Houston Texas) Space War: Stephen Saltsman (of Orlando Florida) Hexpawn: B. R. Kelso (of Orlando Florida) Skydiving: Maurice E. T. Swinnen (of Lanham MD)
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59 Fun (c) 1978 Texas Instruments. A compilation of programs submitted to PPX-59, the Professional Program Exchange for the TI-59 programmable calculator. It includes the following games, some of which were not available earlier: * Baseball (previously released for the SR-52) * Parachute (previously released for the SR-52) * Tic-Tac-Toe - Play the classic pen and paper game against the calculator. * Poem Machine (not a game) - Gramatically correct but randomly constructed verses are printed. * Space War - The player must try to destroy an enemy base, but two missiles controlled by the calculator must be avoided. (adapted from a SR-52 program) * Hexpawn - Tactical game on a 3x3 chessboard with both the player and calculator controlling three pawns which follow normal Chess rules. Uses cybernetic AI that learns the optimal strategy after some games. * Skydiving - Enhanced version of Parachute - STAFF - Tic-Tac-Toe: Joe Claborn (of Dallas Texas) Poem Machine: William G. Bryson (of Houston Texas) Space War: Stephen Saltsman (of Orlando Florida) Hexpawn: B. R. Kelso (of Orlando Florida) Skydiving: Maurice E. T. Swinnen (of Lanham MD)
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