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VectorGOO emulates a Vector-06C on native Dingoo. The Vector-06C itself is a home computer that was designed and mass produced in USSR in the late 1980s.

This is the original Russian version of Lines. It is a turn-based board game. Each turn, three randomly colored balls fall on random grids of a 9×9 squares board. Your mission is to re-locate the balls (by moving one of them per turn) to form lines consisting of five or more balls of the same color. The lines can be … Read more

This is the original Russian version of Lines. It is a turn-based board game. Each turn, three randomly colored balls fall on random grids of a 9×9 squares board. Your mission is to re-locate the balls (by moving one of them per turn) to form lines consisting of five or more balls of the same color. The lines can be … Read more

SIDingux is a SID music player for the Dingux. It’s a preview version so a bunch of things might not work in the way they should. Release notes: This version should play SID files at the correct speed now

A port of the demo Loop by CSR!

Brought down by a terrible curse since his recent victory on the Dark Lord, Link is changing, day by day, into a powerful creature with a destructive nature named Oni-Link. Bannished from Hyrule, the young hylian asks the princess Zelda some help. She shows him his last hope: a portal to a secret world. Changes: * First release

bb, the ASCII Art demo from the aalib project!

SIDingux is a SID music player for the Dingux. It’s a preview version so a bunch of things might not work in the way they should.

Unreal Speccy Portable is a portable ZX-Spectrum emulator. It supports Z80 128K (Pentagon) AY/YM, Beeper, Beta Disk, Tape, Kempston Joystick/Mouse and Snapshots. Thanks to http://a320.emulate.su/ and http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoonity-news/unreal-speccy-portable-0-0-18-for-native/ for the news!

SDLPong is simple Pong sample to show C++ and SDL on Dingoo native. This sample is more meant to be a sample than to be a game. It’s currently not very exciting to play because it’s easy to predict how the ball bounces.