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Galaxy Forces VR
A space shooter game. Run either race or mission, defeat evil enemies.
A space shooter VR game made with Unity. You are in control of a ship and the goal is to race against the clock to get the fastest time (race), or transport cargo to get the best score (mission). All done in a narrow space cave filled with evil enemies. Featuring interactive music, realistic physics and challenging game-play. There are 55 levels and players may have their best score for each level sent to the game website and the top players are displayed there along with their ranking.... -
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Shooter
Simple Shootergame for Windows, Xbox360, Win. Phone and Zune
Das ist einer meiner ersten versuche an .NET und XNA. Das Spiel ict in .NET 4.0 und XNA 4.0 geschrieben. -
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A PocketPC clone of the classic Block game. It is written in C# using the Microsoft .Net Compact Framework, and it requires PocketPC 2002 or later. For development, Visual Studio.Net v 7.1 or later is recommended.
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Windows clones of the classic Space Invader game. The project consists of three modules running on three different (Windows) platforms: PocketPC, Windows XP, and OpenGL. The OpenGL version can be easily ported to any OS supporting OpenGL.
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