I've finished a few small projects over the years, but only two are currently available for download. StarTrek was written for Petit Computer by someone else. I ported it into SmileBASIC. Minesweeper is my latest. It's not fancy, but it does work.

Tap "Web Tutorial". It's near the upper left corner of the lower screen.

Tap the DIRECT button near the lower left. Then use the SAVE command. For help with the save command, type SAVE then tap the magnifying-glass icon near the top right.

Oops, the "4" should be spelled out. It's "Four Bombs". The exact price depends on the currency exchange rare for your country; between $1 and $2. And what about the 3DS eShop game "Fifteen" - isn't that just a simple slide puzzle that can be implemented in one screen's worth of SmileBASIC code?

I haven't bought it, but look at the description for "4 bombs" in the 3DS eShop. Doesn't it sound like it's a Minesweeper-type game?

After seeing a Minesweeper-type program in the 3DS eShop, I thought "Wow. Someone is actually charging real money for such a simple game? How hard can it be to program?" Well, as it turns out, not very hard at all. Of course my version doesn't have fancy graphics etc, but it still functions well enough.

I believe multiplayer communications are through local wireless, not IR. IR requires line-of-sight between the IR ports.

It hasn't been released in Europe yet.

I checked the original post. It's "incompetence" in Japanese too.

To accurately compare a string to a number, use the VAL of the string. See the attached screenshot.

Why do we need artificial incompetence? There's an abundance of genuine incompetence already.

LOL.That would be interesting. ... Narrator: You walk around the corner and see a sword. The sword pulls out a skeleton and begins attacking you with it.

These guys? (See attached screenshot.) Hint: tap the Smile button then tap where is says SPDEF to see all the built in sprites. You can scroll through them using the directional + key.

It's not possible to access the 3DS IR port from within SB.

Oh. Sorry, I misunderstood your question. The "snake" programs are code examples I wrote when I was trying to help someone. It's a series of sprites that followed along behind each other, controlled by the circlepad.

It's not part of a game. It's just some fun I had drawing circles.

the spiral rotates

circles see next post for a screenshot

Have both people run this: ?"You can chat now.":END Then the two of you can chat back and forth as much as you want. This version supports only 2 people in the chat but I'm working on a version that'll support 4 people simultaneously. Note: earphones not recommended. p.s. SmileBasic supports only local wireless. :p

Line numbers are free. It's ok to use as many as you need. :)