Farm Run

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Hobby game project for Nokia Symbian 5th edition and Symbian^3 phones. Side-scrolling platform game in the style of Marios. Done using Nokia Qt SDK.

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Symbian OS

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Programming Language

C++

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C++ Side-Scrolling Game

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2010-09-21

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