Animation of two seals flipping a ball back and forth. A lot of fun for a gifted group - if you'd like to compose your own then documentation is included in the ZIP files on how to produce animations on the calculator, and on the PC using the ADK (38G only).
This is a program, written in French but easily understandable, that allows you to automate the entry and playing of music. Basically it asks you how many notes in the piece and then loops through asking, for each note, what note it is (do, re, mi etc), and which octave. You can also choose to enter a rest. The result is stored into L1 (one of the lists) and can then be played. Quite simple but easier to use than programming it yourself.
"Shoot the aliens, before they shoot you" could be a short decription of this game. This game is similar to Round 42 for the computer, but with only five levels.
This is Tetris2, a very nice Tetris game for all HP graphing calculators (38G, 39G, 40G, 48, 49G). Some features: small size (<6.5kb though a very good size/performance ratio), very close to the original TETRIS gameplay, configuration of the gameplay + three game modes, 2-Player games via serial I/O (IR or wire), runs well on Emu48 (sp 8+).
This is a very neat practical joke program written by Cathy Edward's brother (slightly modified by Colin Croft). It puts a false picture of the HOME view on the screen and then no matter what key the person hits, it just puts up a message saying "Go away I'm busy!". Press ON two or three times quickly to get out.