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This program is a Java interface for Mednafen, a good emulator for GNU/LInux, like NES, GBA,GB,GBC, Lynx, etc. Since it is coded in Java, the program works under GNU/Linux, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows.
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Project aimed at making an online application to play Dungeon Dice Monsters online. Complete with all cards/dice released: Japanese, International, and GBA ones; expanding into having the community design more. PREALPHA: No build yet Must use source
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A turn based strategy game influenced by Advanced Wars for Nintendo GBA. The aim of this project is to learn the Java language and to gain valuable experience working in a team.
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A platform, sidescrooling, map oriented game for the Nintendo's Game Boy Advance system (think of Metroid or Castlevania-SotN). This project also contains the tools developed to produce the game, like a map editor and a tile creator that parses a BMP im
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Set of development tools for the Nintendo GameBoy Advance written in Java for maximum flexibility and portability.
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