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The Emilia Pinball Project is a pinball simulator for GNU/Linux and other Unix systems. There is only one level to play with, but it is very addictive.
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THIS SVN REPO IS NOW OUTDATED, PLEASE USE THE GITHUB LINK ABOVE! PinMAME - Pinball's Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator written by the WPCMAME/PinMAME development team and contributors
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This is a simple pinball game, where the letters of NEXT must be lit to go higher level. Source: Pictures: http://photopin.com/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/rena78/2598303891/) Sounds: http://www.freesfx.co.uk/ http://www.freesound.org/
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CS-Pinball is a pinball game written for the Crystal Space 3d engine. It is written in C++, targetting both Windows and Linux platforms. It is intended to be an easy to use platform for building new pinball tables and using features of a 3d engine over
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An open-source pinball simulator for UNIX and UNIX-like platforms with realistic physics, customizable rendering support, and user-generated tables.
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