Note: In order to run any of these programs, you
must have SiMPLE installed on your computer.*

*[If you would like to play some SiMPLE games that have been pre-
compiled and don't require you have SiMPLE installed, just visit
The Town of Simpli-City and go into the Video-Game Arcade.]

	Bubbles
Source Listing	2004 January	Bruce Clark	Screen Shot
A colorful screen saver.

	Snowfall
Source Listing	2004 January	Bruce Clark	Screen Shot
A B/W screen saver.

	FUSION
Source Listing	2004 January	Paul Hohenfeldt	Screen Shot
How to make a Hydrogen Bomb!

	Valentine
Source Listing	2004 February	Judith Sorenson	Screen Shot
Happy Valentine's Day!

	ZAPPER
Source Listing	2004 March	Mike Barswig	Screen Shot
Be careful that you don't electrocute yourself!

	SiMPLE-Vision
Source Listing	2004 April	Bob Bishop	Screen Shot
SiMPLE's version of the classic Apple-II demo, APPLE-VISION.

	FANTASIA
Source Listing	2004 April	Jane Siekierski	Screen Shot
A colorful screen saver!

	Chess
Source Listing	2004 May	Bob Bishop	Screen Shot
Moves are entered using algebraic notation. (E.g., Pawn to King Four would be: E2-E4) Castle King side: O-O Castle Queen side: O-O-O Exit the game: QUIT

	Pin-Wheel
Source Listing	2004 May	Jack Abrams	Screen Shot
A spinning pinwheel

	Diamond
Source Listing	2004 June	Bruce Clark	Screen Shot
A Dynamic Digital Diamond Display

	Box Game
Source Listing	2004 June	Paul Dragavon	Screen Shot
You and your computer take turns connecting pairs of dots (by clicking between them with your mouse). Whoever completes the most squares wins the game.

	Cellular Automata
Source Listing	2004 August	Rosemary Moore	Screen Shot
Cellular Automata patterns as described in Stephan Wolfram's book, "A New Kind of Science"

	Double Size ASCII Characters
Source Listing	2004 September	Jim Richmond	Screen Shot
Jim's "display2" task allows you to display text strings at twice their normal size (and in color) on the graphics screen! (Modified: 2005 February 07) Now Jim's task allows you to display rotated text!

	The "15" Puzzle
Source Listing	2004 October	Loretta Quiring	Screen Shot
The "15" Puzzle is the classic sliding tile puzzle by Sam Loyd in which you have to rearrange fifteen scrambled tiles back into their original order. (Click on a tile to move it. Press the 'Esc' key to quit the program.)

	FLAG
Source Listing	2004 November	Paul Ritchie	Screen Shot
This very short program draws a US flag on the graphics screen.

	Dragon Curves
Source Listing	2004 November	Bob Bishop	Screen Shot
This Screen Saver generates an endless number of Dragon Curves. (Click here for information about Dragon Curves)

	Time Bomb!
Source Listing	2004 November	Tony Molino	Screen Shot
How's your intuition? It had better be good ... if you want to survive! A bomb is connected to 5 buttons. If you select the correct 3 buttons, you will deactivate the bomb. (Push either of the other two buttons, and it's curtains for you!) But you'd better hurry ... because the fuse is lit! [Note: Because this program uses some of the @toys modules, it should be installed in project PLAYPEN.]

	Exploding Jack-in-the-Box!
Source Listing	2004 November	Mike Barswig	Screen Shot
[Note: Because this program uses some of the @toys modules, it should be installed in project PLAYPEN.]

	Battleship
Source Listing	2004 December	Dean Menezes	Screen Shot
Play the classic game of BATTLESHIP on your text screen.

In addition to project PLAYPEN, did you know that your Free copy of SiMPLE also has two other pre-installed projects (SAMPLES and SIMPLE), each containing many other example programs?

Also, be sure to check out "SiMPLE Programming Quickies" in our SiMPLE CodeWorks Forums

• If you would like to contribute a SiMPLE
program to The Gallery, just e-mail it to us.

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