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QuickPlay
Retro-Gaming Multi-Emulator Frontend. Frontend-of-Frontends
Welcome to the QuickPlay homepage. QuickPlay - MAME Edition is a powerful Windows universal emulator frontend, which has support for countless emulators, systems, game sets and other emulation frontend projects. Its main focus is on being user friendly, simple to set up, yet thorough: its a combined searchable library for all of your retro-gaming...It has a novel Emulator Finder system that takes the hassle out of initial setup and ongoing maintainance -
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NetMauMau
Single-/multi-player card game Mau Mau (similar to UNO®)
Play the popular card game Mau Mau (similar to UNO®) against the computer or over the network with your friends. It consists of a highly configurable stand-alone server and a client based on Qt4/5. The client's development is now ceased and in search of a new maintainer, transforming it from a worse and annoying showstopper to a usable and fun to play one. There are binaries available for Windows, Debian 7/8, Ubuntu and Arch Linux as well as ebuilds for Gentoo. See Files section for details. -
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SearchWar is a LIVE webbased match database system for computer gamers around the world. The system can help you to find an opponent in a computer game. The project is offline and closed
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A shareware game called begin was released in 1984: a tactical starship game with a good AI and fair rules (the computer had no advantage) I've hacked assembly code to make it a multiplayer game, so that folk can challenge each other rather than the AI.
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The current system time on your computer dictates the play of two computer controlled players in the classic game of Pong. Watch the old school court of Pong turn into an active clock. This program was written using Java2D.
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