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    ixbar3000

    ixbar3000

    Multiplatform Multiemulator Frontend

    ixbar3000 is a frontend, it allows you to browse/launch games from a centralized place. While doing so it’ll keep statistics on your usage. You can also use it to store highscores on games that doesn’t have battery memory. Demo videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsYn7B5Y4pDxKzEfZSIqlG62yswJXgBu2&feature=plcp
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    Analyze the game of Ryzom to enhance player efficiency and enjoyment.
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    KobazScripts is a collection of Eggdrop TCL scripts including the following features: Quotebot, Infobot, TriviaBot, Botnet Control, Password Checking, Dynamic Configuration File Management, Database, Math, no manual Ops, and a Help system.
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    Jessy
    Jessy is an open-source front end for chess programs (engines) using chess database Scidb to store and retrieve games.
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