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InsaneBalls
Action-packed local multiplayer game
Play together with up to eight players per match in your local network. There are three different game modes to test your skills: * Free for All: Collect as many balls as you can and return them to the neutral base. * King of the Ball: Collect the one ball and keep it as long as you can. * Team vs. Team: Play in team to collect more balls than the enemy and return the balls to your base. Each map features different types of power ups, active turrets, and some further extras. ... -
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Flash Test
A fun reflex game for the PC written in Java
Each player has a designated button which he will press under certain circumstances. Depending on the minigame, the rules will differ. -
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NOT COMPLETE YET - THIS IS ONLY A TEST RELEASE. IF IT DOESN'T WORK PLEASE INFORM US. This is a project to make the best four in a row game EVER. Nuff said. Feel free to contribute if you like, but make yourself known, please.
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An online IRC-clone Java client and server chat program. Combination of GUI and text commands to please all, but isolated and secure. See test site for more information as it develops.
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