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CMD-toe is just another program for playing Tic-Tac-Toe. Is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.

Very simple console version of OpenXOXO. Now avalible for Macs. Written in C++.

This project will enable you to use any older gamepad controller with your game. Included are wraper classes so that you do not have to worry what kind of controller user has; it will all just work for you. http://forums.xna.com/forums/t/45983.aspx

Duel Commander is a turn based command line fighting game for Windows and Unix-like systems. The game is completely text based with an easy-to-use interface.

An opensource API to use with cc65 and compile games for NES, with support for different mappers, bankswitching, all graphic functions, different controllers and more.

PSP RSS Feed Generator is a commandline based PSP RSS Channel file creator intended for beginners' use. It scans a local directory and creates a PSP RSS Channel compatible XML file ready to be hosted on a web site. ***Supports directories with spaces***

An all inclusive halo editor/creator, will be mostly targeted toward halo1 until that segment has reached a late stage of development. After that it will be on to halo2 and 3. All are welcome to contribute please use Visual C# 2008.

TPRF is a framework (And working demo) for a Roguelike game, written in Pascal. It strives for readability, modifiability and extensibility over all else, which make it perfect as a learning tool. TPRF releases use the syntax tprf-[version]-[binaryos]

Hotaru is an XNA-based Game Engine that is intended to be used for 2D Action RPGs. Game Developers can use Tonbo (a Visual Studio Plug-in) to create and distribute games that run on Hotaru.

This is beginning as a set of c++ libraries for making roguelike games, culminating in a specific example of their use: a playable skeleton of an actual game that can be easily contributed to (new content, levels, etc) by anyone, espec. non-programmers.

qfl is an ASL client for the Linux operating system. ASL is the Adventure Scripting Language, developed by Alex Warren for use in Quest, his text game system. Despite the name, qfl contains no code from Quest, but will be fully compatible with Quest.

Pruebas is an open source game mix of text adventure and RPG written in Microsoft QBasic (under MS-DOS 6.22) that uses keyboard. Runs natively under MS-DOS and compatible OS like Windows (use emulators like DosBox to run it under BeOS, Linux, *BSD, etc).

Ever liked setting up dominos and knocking them down, but hated the time, space, & clean-up needed? Now there's a new way to play - DS Dominos. Use the DS's touch-screen to skilfully set up Lines of Dominos, tap one, & watch your dominos tumble.

"TomKat" is a console based number game for Linux, written in Python. If you are tired of GUI games or don't have/use a desktop environment, this is perfect. Future versions will have network game play support.

AFX is an X11-based, extensible, graphical, and highly configurable frontend primarily for use on tv-connected systems. The original design goal is a joystick-controlled frontend for an entertainment (games, emulators, audio, and video) box.

This is a small game devoted to concept of object oriented programming in c++ and in dos mode......this game also supports multiple colors(256-13h mode)....I acknowledge other people support for developing the 13h library which i have made easier to use

This is an open source music-rhythm game designed to make use of the "Rock Band" peripherals.

Pokemon ROMs are modified versions of Pokemon video games that can be played on emulators or compatible devices. These ROMs enable players to enjoy classic Pokemon titles with added features or enhancements, often created by fans. However, it's crucial to acknowledge that downloading and using Pokemon ROMs without owning the original game cartridge may infringe on copyright laws, so users should be aware of the legal implications associated with their use.