Descent was originally released by Parallax Software in 1995. It was the first game featuring a full 3D environment (before Quake) as well as gameplay that allowed six degrees of freedom and multi-player networking that allowed players to join and leave at any time. A registered copy of Descent (updated to v1.5) are required!
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Bolt Thrower is currently single player Space Shoot ‘Em Up. It is still work in progress!
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Changes:
Added enemy gunships – just noticed I forgot to add these to the radar, my bad
Added bigger mine explosions
Added a controls menu screen – (will add more later to pick other control methods)
Updated main menu – now shows a 3D WiiMote in the background
Updated Credits – now shows a 3D Viper (MK2) in the background
Reduced amount of enemies
Updated enemies movement logic – speedy enemies now find it harder to lock-on
Update Intro screen – camera view glides in 3D space
Added Camera catch-up the player’s craft – the player craft will now drift away from the centre
Added some new 3D models – Viper (MK2) & Wiimote
Updated 3D object code to use all the layers in a Lightwave object (lwo)
Bit of code refactoring (reworking internal design), hopefully everything will still work the same
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Caanoo-CAP32 is an Amstrad CPC emulator based upon Caprice32.
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– bug fix when using USB joystick in menu
– improve fps accuracy
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Sword of Fargoal Remake is a port of Sword of Fargoal, a game created by Jeff McCord in 1982. It’s a dungeon exploring game with RPG elements. Ported to Pandora by Matt Legowski.
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Heart of The Alien Redux is the sequel for the “Another World”. Developed back in 1994 by Interplay exclusively for the Sega CD console. Heart of The Alien is an open-source project which aims to bring this highly-addictive game to all modern consoles and computer platforms. Please note, that you are required to own a copy of the game beforehand, as this release loads all game elements from the CD. Ported to Pandora by M-HT.
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Stegavorto is a puzzle game written in Python by James Paige. Click on letters to spell out secret words. Your score will be higher if the distance between letters is smaller. Is a touch game, play it using the stylus. ESC to abort a game running and also to exit the game from main menu. Ported/packed for Pandora by Farox.
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Eliot is an open source Scrabble game, ported to Pandora by kilowatt.
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GBoggle is an open source implementation of the classic Boggle word game. No changes to sources. Ported to Pandora by kilowatt.
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Widdy, well known homebrew coder, from Munich, rocked the Revision 2011 with a remake of Trailblazer for Nintendo’s Wii! Just check out the video, it for sure tells more than thousand words! For the month of April 2011 it marks one of the best homebrew games so far.
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With the rather odd name “Heinrich-Siegfried Viktor” comes a Nintendo DS demo by SVatG. It’s another fine release from Revision 2011, a demoparty held over the easter weekend in Saarbrücken, Germany. This production made the third place in the wild-demo competition. Some parts of the demo were written directly live at the party place and it was a pleasure to see halcy, the coder, in action.
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