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    CoTerminalApps

    CoTerminalApps

    ASCII SpaceInvaders, Pacman, Frogger, + 10 puzzles

    This collection of ASCII games has been split into a) SliderPuzzles & b) RetroArcade . CoTerminalApps is a collection of ASCII games & puzzles. that can run on Windows, Mac/OSX, & Linux. Includes SpaceInvaders, Pacman & Frogger arcade games and an RPN calculator.
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    RetroArcade

    RetroArcade

    ASCII SpaceInvaders, Pacman, Frogger

    RetroArcade is a highly portable collection of ASCII arcade games with sound that run in a commandline terminal on Windows, OS-X and Gnu/Linux. Includes SpaceInvaders, Pacman & Frogger. Includes full source code. ----------------------------------------------------------- Featuring * no installation * no dependencies (Ncurses not needed) * simply unzip in your Downloads directory, or any other writeable directory, and run; * or unzip onto a USB flash drive [w/same file format] and run.
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    GNUSki-BBS

    GNUSki-BBS

    Classic arcade game for Linux Synchronet BBS's

    Classic arcade game for Linux Synchronet BBS's
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    ballspace

    ballspace

    Ballspace is a Tux breakout game with a level editor.

    Ballspace is a breakout game with a level editor. Ballspace is different of the classic games : ° You don't have no life in the game but you must protect all the Tuxs at the bottom of the screen. The game is finished as soon as you have no Tuxs to protect. ° You can pass to the next level as soon as you have destroy at least 75% of the bricks in using your super power... ° If a ball falls, you don't lose a life but at worst one or all the Tuxs... The keys of the game : left and right...
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    Java version of the arcade classic frogger
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