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    PygShell (pronounced pig shell) is an interactive console for Pygame developement. It is an implementation of the Python shell using Pygame. PygShell also includes a simple text editor (also in pygame) and ships with several example scriptlets.
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    LucidEngine is a simple layer over MIDP compatible phones that will let you write simple and old fashioned games using a specific language. Every game you'll develop will basically work on all the devices (even not phones) LucidEngine as been ported.
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    FungeWars, written in Python, loads two Befunge programs onto the same grid, where each tries to cause the other to quit or crash. A standalone Befunge interpreter, PyFunge, is also included. Befunge is an esoteric two-dimensional programming language.
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