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Run To Databay is a Game Boy game by Fredrik Brundin and Reggie Schildmeijer.

Pilo tried to get into NES development and his first output is Drakaina. The game has no sound and there is room for improvement, but it's a beginning. You play as Drakaina, the angry dragon princess which tries to escape the kingdom of the cursed prince.

Her Sovereign Virus is a Game Boy game by David Frankel, Vivekanand Vimal, Quin Kennedy and The Party Skeleton. The game itself is part of the bitbitJam #3 competition.

Akaru Hime: The Red Princess is a Game Boy Color game by Imanol Barriuso (Imanolea), Belinda Barriuso (Leia83) and Sergio Presa (LocoMJ). The game is part of the bitbitJAM #3 competition.

The Faerie Princess by Videlais is a Game Boy game released for bitbitJAM #3.

qpdfview is a tabbed document viewer. It uses Poppler for PDF support, libspectre for PS support, DjVuLibre for DjVu support, CUPS for printing support and the Qt toolkit for its interfa. Ported to Pandora by Canseco.

up rough came up with an PC-Engine Invitro for the coming Datastorm 2017 Demoparty in Sweden. Get your DATASTORM 2017 Invitation download via pouet.net.

opsu! is an unofficial open-source client for osu!, a rhythm game based on popular commercial games such as Ouendan and Elite Beat Agents. It is written in Java using Slick2D and LWJGL, wrappers around the OpenGL and OpenAL libraries. opsu! runs on Windows, OS X, and Linux platforms. A libGDX port additionally supports Android devices. Ported to Pandora by ptitSeb.

KeePassX is an application for people with extremly high demands on secure personal data management. It has a light interface, is cross platform and published under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

Possibly you miss these multi-platform coding competitions initialized by PDRoms. There were no coding compos organized by PDRoms for ages now, simply there were enough such compos at other places. In cooperation with DragonBox and FlashMasta we will change this together. The coding competition will be also not called "PDRoms Coding Competition" anymore, we will look out for a fancy name, a fancy domain and try to cook up an annual competition with a running time of two to three months. There will be worthy awards and we hope to find the one or other partner to join this to make it something really big. Stay tuned!