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A PHP based system that allows for easy management of a website for flash games. The current version's main focus is portability as it does not use a database. This is a perfect option for a flash artist's portfolio website. This could also display fla
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SMFArcade is a modification for simple machines forum (SMF). It adds Arcade function, that allows hosting of games on your forum, and of course most games supports highscoring (if there's permission from author to modify game)
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Phpgamescenter allows webmasters to open a flash arcade site in few minutes, using wizard and installer. It's a open-source fork of the actual commercial script RGameScript.
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phpMyDesktop|arcade is a mix between a message board, the game of life and card/board games. It realises a new way of communication on the web on a two dimensional board where each post functions as kind of a point generating lifeform.
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