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gditools
A Python program/library aimed at GD-ROM image files.
This Python program/library is designed to handle GD-ROM image (GDI) files. It can be used to list files, extract data, generate sorttxt file, extract bootstrap (IP.BIN) file and more. This project can be used in standalone mode, in interactive mode or as a library in another Python program (check the 'addons' folder to learn how). For your convenience, you can use the gditools.py GUI program supplied in the Files section (optional). -
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Sky3ds utility for Mac and Linux
A port of Sky3DS Diskwriter for Mac OS X and Linux
Sky3DS is a Nintendo 3DS linker, a special game pak with a MicroSD card slot. So, on that MicroSD card, you can put in 3DS games backup files (only in .3ds format.) That linker makes for Nintendo 3DS casual developers possible to test the software they have created. Note: This project is discontinued, please fork me :) -
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Snes9x RomSelector is a simple front-end to the SNES emulator snes9x. It requires only a running Python installation with Tkinter, and of course snes9x.
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Start-Game T00L
A cross-platform emulators frontend with ROMs database support.
Start-Game T00L is a cross-platform emulator frontend and ROM manager coded in Python using a Pyglet-based interface. It's still on a very early stage of development, and most of the features are not implemented yet. The goal is to make a fully functional frontend which works straight out of the box, without the need to configure every single emulator (like you need to do in every other frontend today). -
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Game Set Match
A utility to organize M.A.M.E. games.
This is an effort to create a utility that allows user-friendly filtering of games supported by the arcade emulator M.A.M.E.. Game Set Match is planned to create game lists that can be used with all popular M.A.M.E. frontends.
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