Updated optimization of the TI83 Speedcode project. Reordered some code to fix previous issues with updating Dalek sprites multiple times

A TAS demo of TI-83 BASIC: TASes coding a clone of the DOS game Daleks in the TI-83 variant of TI-BASIC and then plays the game. A similar project was previously done for a Snake game by people whose names did not include TI-83 ;)

The annotated code can be found here https://pastebin.com/TMu6pyiB

Blue Glitchless in 1:30:03, needs a GBC bios and GBC as GBA set to True. Also uses the Gambatte core.

New Yellow NSC TAS shaving 293 frames due to some Pikachu DV manip improvements from MrWint and a much more optimal 76XX encounter manip.

Took into account the full Gifvex Party Swaps route

Took into account improvements suggested by Gifvex

Truncated for submission

This TAS writes a full-fledged clone of the 1985 DOS game Daleks in pure TI-Basic, and then TASes the first level. The first 10 levels will be finished before submission. The code is heavily optimized by exploiting the TI-83's flexible List data type, and unnecessary initialization has been cleaned out accounting for the initial state of the calculator on bootup. I considered using Finance variables for speed vs size code tradeoffs, but the game loop doesn't seem to run faster with them. Basic 8 direction movement uses the number pad, the teleport mechanic is implemented via the sto-> button, and the 1-use Sonic Screwdriver mechanic is used via the Ln button.

This bk2 made in BizHawk with the Gambatte core fully syncs on console.

A bk2 of a yellow glitchless TAS through HM03 that desyncs from console when using Horn Drill on Eevee in Lavender Tower. Needs to re