Games & Stuff
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Five Hundred (card game)
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The card game Five Hundred, in a full-colour nice-interface Windows version (as well as DOS SVGA). The classic game with the Joker, Left and Right Bows, and bidding. Single-player (with partner and opponents computer controlled). You are able to use your own graphics for the card-backs, tables, etc. Custom player names, sound. Note: The windows version is now a self-extracting EXE file for ease of installation. |
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Windows 605kb |
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MS-DOS 468kb |
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X500 is winner of the (highest possible) Five Doves award from the Completely Free Software (http://www.completelyFREEsoftware.com) | |||
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The Powerpuff Girls Memory Game
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| The traditional card-game of Memory, except with images taken from the cartoon The PowerPuff Girls. Created entirely using lx5suite, it features a few special effects, a persistent high-score board, and sound. Dedicated to Claire, who loves the Powerpuff Girls more than anyone! |
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Windows 323kb |
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MS-DOS 319kb |
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Development Tools
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Lx5suite for FreePascal
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| A powerful suite of units for Freepascal to help with everything from keyboard input to DirectX video and sound. This project has it's own page - go there!. |
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Palaside - Millennium Edition
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| The alpha version of Paradice Software's IDE for FreePascal, Palaside Millennium Edition is a DOS application (runs fine under Windows) that allows you to do all the usual IDE stuff, such as set targets and syntaxes and change all the compiler switches from a nice environment. This version was created to test some features to put into the final IDE, and also as a stop-gap IDE for me to use to create the final one with! It's a little different to other IDEs available as it does *not* attempt to look like the old Borland DOS IDE's, and all project windows are full screen. However, it is very fast and stable, and probably more customisable than any other IDE available at this time due to the user-editable text configuration files for anything from what colours to use to the descriptions of the compiler switches displayed in the dialog boxes. | ||
