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    Old West Pong

    A clone of one of the modes in Super Pong 95

    There was this old game for Windows 95 called Super Pong 95. It had six game modes, ranging from classic to four-paddle...and Old West pong. In this game, paddles can fire bullets which can hit an opponent's paddle and freeze them for a second. In addition, if the ball hits a bullet, it ricochets and speeds up. Definitely one of the most fun variants of Pong out there. Includes source code in Blitz BASIC. Extract the zip file and run the executable. Windows-only.
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    Game207

    Connect Four style strategy game

    Game207 is a Connect Four style strategy game. -Single player with AI opponent -Single executable with no external data files -Procedural graphics generation -Stores no configuration information -Coded in FreeBASIC
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