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cpm-gsxsnake++
The GSX Snake Game
A simple arcade game for CP/M written in C++ (more precisely, a C code wrapped into the C++ classes). Depends on cpm-ulibc (https://sourceforge.net/projects/cpm-ulibc) and cpm-libgsx (https://sourceforge.net/projects/cpm-libgsx). ********** Compatibility note for Amstrad CPC users: For the correct display use the GSX driver at least version 5 (as shipped with the later versions of DR Draw). -
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Marble
A casual old style arcade game
Marble is an old styled arcade game in which your goal is to jump higher and higher to score more points. -
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M-table is program for learning multiplication table.
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Gameboy/Gameboy Color Emulator for the Zune HD. Based on VBA-M, ZuneBoy combines code from BackAtIt's VisualBoy Zune 0.1.2 and VBA-Wii's Visual Boy Advance GX 2.2.1. Some extra features are/will be cut out to improve the speed of the Emulator.
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Metal and Money is a puzzle game involving acquiring items, meeting people, using their services. Its design goal was this: Playing M&M mirrors the activity of doing proofs in intuitionistic propositional logic. (Isn't that fascinating!?)
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