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Mupen64Plus-PyTK
A Graphical Launcher for Mupen64Plus
Mupen64Plus-PyTK is a Python/TK launcher for Mupen64Plus. It is a graphical program that helps you configure Mupen64Plus and select your games. Once configured, the program does not ask for configuration variables again unless you manually run the "reconfigure" program. I originally wrote this for myself to replace the front-end that used to come from the Ubuntu/Debian releases of Mupen64Plus that is no longer available, and after getting it relatively usable, I decided to upload it here... -
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GalGen Trader
A 2D Elite-style game written in Python 3.2.
...One of its most important features is the ability for extension modules to be added that can change just about any feature of the program; from new weapons and devices, to adventure modules that add new 'mini-plots' (similar to the Galactic Adventures DLC for Spore), to modules that replace parts of the core game. This functionality is supported by the game being written in Python 3, with its powerful support for including external code at run-time. The graphics will be a simple mixture of 2D raster and vector imagery with text-based menus, and the music will be highly reminiscent of the 80's 'chiptunes' that made up the soundtracks for games on the Amiga and Commodore 64.
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