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«Rock-Paper-Scissors» is a hand game originating in China, usually played between two or three people, in which each player simultaneously forms one of three shapes with an outstretched hand. These shapes are «rock» (a closed fist), «paper» (a flat hand), and «scissors» (a fist with the index finger and middle finger extended, forming a V). A simultaneous, zero-sum game, it has three possible outcomes: a draw, a loss, or a win.

Simulator of a one-armed bandit (slot machine) from developers from the Soviet Union. At the start, the player has 9995 monetary units, the casino - 10005. The goal is to ruin the casino. First, you need to place a bet (from 5 to 375), then press Enter, and the slot machine will start working, and so on over and over again. On the left there is a list of combinations that give different points.

Simulate dice roll mechanics from the comfort of your vintage Tandy TRS-80 Model 100/102/200 ("Model T") laptop! Roll any die from d1 to d4200 (why not, you know you want to!) or use one of the built-in systems. Designed to pass around your table, the Model T Dice Box brings a retro new dimension to any game night! Dice Box supports a variety of popular RPG systems and dice mechanics including standard dice expressions (A+*dX+-*B+-L:H), exploding dice pools, full Continuum support (yes,...

Drugwar/64 is a Commodore BASIC port of Drugwar//e, a recreation of a TI-BASIC game based off John E. Dell's 1984 PC game "DRUGWAR". You buy and sell "stuff", in "a city", while avoiding cops, muggers, and an unstable market. Original Project at: https://drugwar2e.sourceforge.io

As of 1.05 Drugwar//e is available at GitLab only. https://gitlab.com/dewdude/drugwar2e DRUGWAR//e is a recreation of the classic PC/TI-Calculator game based off the TI-BASIC version. It is written in Applesoft BASIC and strives to be as close to the original as possible. TI-BASIC is very similar to Applesoft BASIC, but not enough that I could port it directly. Instead it will serve as a guide, allowing me to duplicate subroutines and game logic the same way.

take Atari's Battezone vector based graphics and add Activision's Battlezone first-person shooter and a real-time strategy, and what do you get THIS