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1999-05-24 22:50:49 |
<img src="/images/thumbs/sabre1.jpg" align=right width=200 height=150><em>Category:</em> Simulation<br>
<em>Description:</em> Sabre Fighter Plane Simulator
is a freeware product under the GNU
Public License, developed as a
labor of love by flight-simulation
enthusiasts. For now, the focus
is on Korean War-era fighter aircraft,
such as the classic North American
F-86 SabreJet, which dueled with
the nimble MiG-15 over the skies
of Korea. Also featured is the F-84.
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Sabre 0.2.4 |
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326 |
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1999-05-24 22:49:15 |
<em>Category:</em> Game-related Utility<br>
<em>Description:</em> Sarien is an Sierra AGI interpreter
that enables you to play Sierra AGI
version 2 and version 3 games, as well
as AGI games written by other people.
It is being written to make it easy to
port it to DOS, Windows, Linux
(X + SVGALib), Macintosh, Amiga, etc
with as little changes as possible. |
Sarien :: The Alien AGI Interpreter 0.4.5 |
new |
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327 |
2 |
1999-05-24 23:27:47 |
There are two new features up at <a href="http://sunsite.auc.dk/linuxgames">The Linux Game Development Center</a> that will be of interest to novice or wanna-be game programmers: <a href="http://sunsite.auc.dk/linuxgames/tutorials/reiniger_start.html"><em>How To Start A New Game Project</em></a>, sort of a checklist for getting started, and <a href="http://sunsite.auc.dk/linuxgames/tutorials/xshipwars.html"><em>XShipWars Development On Linux/X</em></a>, a blow-by-blow accounting of the development of the <a href="/show?Xshipwars">XShipwars</a> game. |
LGDC features |
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328 |
-1 |
1999-05-25 11:03:31 |
<em>Category:</em> Game-related Utility<br>
<em>Avg. Rating:</em> <font color=#ffff80 size="-1">(not yet rated)</font><p>
<em>Description:</em> A Quake3 server browser for X.<p>
<em>Changelog:</em> This new version will save new master servers when they are added to the list. Also, there has been some major restructuring of the code thanks to Jidar. You will probably notice that the download site is different now, this is because <a href="http://linuxquake.com">linuxquake.com</a> has generously offered me use of their ftp. One last thing about this build, I found and corrected a bug which would not allow some people to use their mouse when a game was launched from X11Spy.
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X11Spy 0.07 |
updated |
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329 |
-1 |
1999-05-25 12:18:04 |
<img src="/images/thumbs/wormz-sshot1.jpg" align=right width=200 height=150><em>Category:</em> Arcade<br>
<em>Avg. Rating:</em> <font color=#ffff80 size="-1">(not yet rated)</font><p>
<em>Description:</em> Multiplayer 2-D worm game<p>
<em>Changelog:</em> Bug fixes, code cleanups, quake style console, nice new title picture.
Code should now be stable on all supported platforms. |
Worm Zone 1.31 |
updated |
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330 |
-1 |
1999-05-25 12:22:31 |
<em>Category:</em> Arcade<br>
<em>Description:</em>
Rotate the screen. The ball falls downwards.
Go for the goal where arrows indicate.
<p>
Use right and left cursor keys to rotate the game screen.<br>
Down for lesser bounce.<br>
Up for jump.<br>
Space for speed up.<br>
Return to restart.<br>
ESC for back to title.<br>
q to quit.
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xrot 1.3.2 |
new |
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331 |
2 |
1999-05-26 08:59:57 |
<em>Quake: The Offering</em> and <em>Quake II: Colossus</em> for Linux are now available in stores and online at <a href="http://macmillansoftware.com">Macmillan Software</a>. You should be able to find both products in any CompUSA. They'll arrive at other retail stores shortly.
<p>
Watch this space kids: Pretty soon you'll have a chance to win these nifty new Linux Quake bundles. |
Linux Quake & Quake II in stores now |
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1999-05-26 09:22:32 |
<em>Category:</em> Arcade<br>
<em>Description:</em>
Quadra is a shareware TCP/IP multiplayer Tetris-like game. You can download it and play for 30 days before you have to pay. This game requires SVGAlib and is available only as an RPM package.
Quadra Features:
<UL>
<li>Addictive puzzle game and competitive, action-packed multiplayer
game all-in-one!
<LI>Incredibly smooth gameplay
<LI>Recursive line clearing allowing blocks to combine in violent
chain reactions that will send your opponents crying back to their
moms!
<LI>Block shadow to help you drop blocks with precision
<LI>10 levels with colorful background images and matching sound
effects
<LI>Integrated CD music player
<LI>Worldwide highscore table with recordings of your best performances
<LI>Fully configurable multiplayer mode with team play
<LI>Keep an eye on your opponents with the remote watch windows
<LI>Chat window
<LI>Powerful and flexible user interface
<LI>TCP/IP support for internet or LAN multiplayer games
<LI>Server administration tools to keep everything under control
<li>Cheat-free, lag-free and just plain free internet play
</UL>
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Quadra 1.0.0 |
new |
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333 |
225 |
1999-05-26 11:33:30 |
<em>Category:</em> Cards<br>
<em>Avg. Rating:</em> <img src="http://happypenguin.org/images/star.gif" alt="5"><img src="http://happypenguin.org/images/star.gif" alt="5"><img src="http://happypenguin.org/images/star.gif" alt="5"><img src="http://happypenguin.org/images/star.gif" alt="5"><img src="http://happypenguin.org/images/star.gif" alt="5"><p>
<em>Description:</em> Very nice solitaire card game with 20 solitaire variations.<p>
<em>Changelog:</em> Fixed rules of the Calculation variant. |
PySol 2.14 |
updated |
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334 |
2 |
1999-05-26 15:08:55 |
<img src="/images/turnip.gif" align=right width=91 height=107 alt="turnip">Happypenguin.org has acquired some copies of the recently released <em>Quake: The Offering</em> and <em>Quake II: Colossus</em> for Linux. As you know, I love you all a great deal. In an attempt to express this love, <b>I'm going to give away one game every Friday for the entire month of June.</b>
<p>
If you want a chance to receive some of this love, read on: The screenshot for one of the games listed in the Tome has been replaced with a picture of a turnip like the one on the right (Lynx users: the ALT text for the image simply reads "turnip", rather than "screenshot for xxx"). Find the turnip, click on it, and you'll be presented with a contest entry form. Submit the form and you're entered in the next drawing! Each Friday in June, I'll award a copy of either <em>The Offering</em> or <em>Colossus</em> to an entry that I select at random. After a winner is selected, I'll delete the rest of the entries, hide the turnip someplace else, and the contest will begin again. <em>If I draw your name and then discover from my server logs that you did something really dorky like grab my whole site with wget, I'll cheerfully toss out your entry and select another. So there.</em>
<p>
The first prize will be awarded on Friday, June 4. It will be a copy of <em>Quake: The Offering</em> for Linux. <p>
Now go find that turnip! |
Let's play Find The Turnip! |
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