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hekate
A GUI based Nintendo Switch Bootloader
hekate is a custom graphical bootloader for the Nintendo Switch that enables advanced system control, firmware patching, and multi-environment boot management for both official and custom operating systems. It functions as a powerful entry point for launching different firmware configurations, including stock firmware, custom firmware, Linux distributions, and Android builds, all from a unified interface. The bootloader features a touchscreen-enabled graphical user interface called Nyx,... -
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sudoku86
a 16-bit Sudoku game for DOS and 8086/8088 CPUs
...It is a 16-bit, real mode application using CGA or VGA video output (320x200). It has been compiled using Turbo C 2.0.1. Sudoku86 comes with 100 sudoku grids. Sudoku86 requires: - 50K of free conventional memory - a 8086/8088 compatible CPU - a CGA, MCGA or VGA graphic card - a two-button mouse - a DOS 3.0+ compatible operating system -
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Zank
Text-based adventure game
Text-based adventure game; can you find enough magic rings and incriminating documents to indict and retire all the politicians before your HP runs out? -
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CellarDoor is an Interactive Fiction interpreter for PalmOS devices. It supports Z-Machine (Z1-Z8, inc. Z6) and Glulx stories, as well as .zblorb and .gblorb files and graphics. Requires hi-res screen & memory card.
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