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A Cross Platform 2d Rpg Game Engine for mobile and Console.

An open-source, SDL based, game engine to replicate old style Rockman (aka Megaman) games, being as close as possible of Rockman 1-6, and an editor made with Qt, for custom graphics, weapons, bosses, enemies and level creation. Please access our web page for more details. The engine code is meant to be highly portable, thanks to SDL, and have been ported and tested in: - Linux - Windows - macOSX (x86) (not currently supported) - Playstation 2 - Nintendo DS (abandoned) - Dingux - Open Pandora Any system with SDL and 24 or 32 MB should be able to run it. ...

Sensa is not an operating system, is a work environment compatible with Android © 4.4.4, Firefox OS ©, Linux Ubuntu 12.12 ©, MacOS Classic 7 ©, MS -DOS © operating systems, and Microsoft Windows 8.1 ©; whose distribution is free, and with source code available under GNU GPL 2.0 license .

Paintown is a 2d side scrolling beatem-up engine. Paintown supports game styles similar to the Sega Genesis game, Streets of Rage 2, as well as traditional 1 vs 1 fighting games through an implementation of MUGEN. Many aspects of Paintown are customizable, from the menu system to the levels and players that can be controlled. Paintown is highly portable.

Freevial is a open-source free trivial game for PSP, where you can create your own questions library and play with your friends. Also you can download the code and improve it ! Colaborators are welcomed !

WeaselGui is middleware aimed at game developers to assist the creation of GUI and presentation layers. Simple, extendable, drop-in code with few dependencies for trivial integration. WeaselGui features in the book Game Engine Gems I © Weaseltron 2010.

This is a Roller Coaster Tycoon port for the Sony PSP. It will be compatible with the PC Version. The port will use the same files as the PC version so you must own the game to use this port. ** Edit:** Sorry to everyone wanting this port... in another project i have hit a few hickups that until further notice come has killed this project. they are as follows; 1: due to the fact that the original game was written in assembly, it was running as fast as it could... i cant get code that optimized so it would be slower and 2: due to the psps having no memory management that makes things really tough for coders because you have to structure everything, that and with the way how things would have to work on the psp the 20mb of ram (for everything including the gpu)is really limiting. ...