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Project 16
A 16 bit style game on the 16-bit IBM XT.
A project to make a new 16 bit style dos game that can run on old and new hardware!!! It is planned to be a tile engine game for FreeDOS utilizing mode X of VGA and using the YM3812/OPL2 and YMF262/OPL3 chip to full capabilities! more details later! -
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A QT-Based program that takes input from joystick/gamepad devices and produces keyboard or mouse activity in XWindows. Great for games with no or mediocre joystick support as well as for emulation. Easy to set up. Supports any number of devices.
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Side-scrolling worm game with 13 different levels of increasing difficulty. OpenGL hardware recommended, but not required.
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Net Death is a hardware accelerated 2D multiplayer sidescroller in the spirit of Abuse, Soldat, and Stick Soldiers. Kee2D is the cross-platform engine, designed for polygons and "realistic" physics unlike traditional 2D engines which only use tiles.
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Button Masher is a simple utility to help you analyse and improve your execution of fighting game moves, combos, etc. It's similar to the joystick input display in some games' practice modes.
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The Ovorp Game Engine is: Client/Server Networking, Object Management, Full Hardware Acceleration, Raytraced Collision Detection, Native C#/.Net Game Objects, Cross-Platform, Scalable from Pong to a MMPOG, MIT Licensed to encourage commercial development
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A 2D/3D scroller game, with rigid physics (using ODE) and hardware OpenGL acceleration. The game is designed with cross platform in mind.
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