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Tuxbomber is a Bomberman-Clone with the famous "Tux" as protagonist. Currently we are at beta-release. Play it and have fun ;)
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An implementation of the famous Snake game written for MS-DOS in Pascal. This is a project from my early days of programming which I wish to update and develop as it's a bit rough around the edges and relies on libraries more than it really should. Othe
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The development of an open source Prince Of Persia Level editor for PC, a new game engine and complementary tools.
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ePascal is an elearning solution for the people who wants to learning Pascal language. With ePascal, most of the user�s time will concentrate on learning through animations and doing exercises instead of taking much of time on reading books.
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An action game to hunt virusses and vaccinate all computers in the building while solving complex puzzles and destroying whatever is on your way. ĄLevel editor included!
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This is a little reflexion game developped in Freeware Turbo Pascal 7.01 Language. It runs under Ms-Dos, and has been tested successfully under Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000 & Windows XP (Pro/Familial).
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