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Project NetJoy, comprising JoySender++ and JoyReceiver++, simplifies the process of remote joystick control and gaming experiences over a Local Area Network (LAN) or Wide Area Network (WAN). It provides a convenient solution for transmitting joystick inputs between Windows machines over UDP or TCP. This project is available in two versions: a console-based version and a version with a Textual User Interface (tUI). Versions are cross compatible.

PyGame module inspired video game, "Pong" written exclusively in Python, is a great way to present the utmost capabilities and potentiality of the programming language.

It is an advanced object, vehicle, actor editor (full list below), which can work right in the game! Editing: Objects, Vehicles, Actors, Pickups, Checkpoints, Map icons, Gangzones, 3D texts. How to use: 1. To begin, you must have an RCon rights (optional). 2. Once you get them, type /edit command. 3. Now you are in flymode: use the keys W, A, S, D to move, and move the mouse to look around. 4. You can open the main menu by pressing the Enter key. 5. Next, select items depending on what do you want to do. All your maps will be saved in "scriptfiles" folder with the extension that you specified in its name (if you didn't specify an extension, the map will be saved in .txt format) ATTENTION! ...

Apozh is a game similar to karaoke for 2 or more players. One player sings a song while the second player should not hear it, then the song is turned backwards, and the second player tries to sing it in the 'reversed' state. Once the second player finished singing, his recording is also turned backwards. Then the second player tries to guess, what was the first player's song. A sound card, microphone and speakers are required to play this game.

written in python 2.7.x and pygame 1.9.1&2 I have not found anything playing with more than 2 childrens with serverals computers. A game easy, addictive, and not too long playing time. So, i made it: an arkanoid / breakout clone which have the particularity to play at 360°. pybreak360.cfg to fine configure outside game. pybreak360_kbd.py for special international keymap.

The system is divided into two parts: the client and the server. Clients at different geographic locations in the network connect to a single server by specifying its IPv4 address. The user gets into the system using his/her username and password. Each user has to make an account for himself in the beginning. His account information will be stored on the server machine in persistent form. Server sessions will have no effect on its accounts. The server can be running anywhere on the...

...Enjoy! Controls: W - To move upwards S - To move downwards A - To move to the left D - To move to the right P - To pause the game Mouse - To aim Left Mouse Button - To fire Esc - To exit the game (Also, you can use F9 to take a screenshot of the game.) WARNING: ATOMS NOT TO SCALE.