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Namco Galaga Compatible Gateware IP Core for FPGA
A basic game similiar to Galaga written in Python using Pygame library.
The retro-computing systems for the C64 and Pac-Man
Classic arcade machines, consoles (Game Boy, NES) and LucasArts adventures (ScummVM's SCUMM engine) emulated on the Fruit Jam w/ DVI display and Feather ESP32 w/ TFT in Arduino. Built on a framework separating CPU core, game machine, and board so each is reusable for a different core, game, or board.
emulator arduino gameboy esp32 space-invaders nes arcade pacman z80 i8080 retrogaming donkey-kong 6502 scummvm galaga ms-pacman burger-time rp2350 lunar-rescue fruit-jam
Warblade Remake: Godot 4 client, authoritative game server, and Rust lobby server for player-hosted online co-op
Remake of 1981's Galaga arcade game written in python, pyjam library and moderngl
Adds a continue option to many classic arcade games.
plugin lua-script pacman mame missile-command mspacman frogger donkeykong qbert galaxian centipede robotron berzerk galaga mame-plugin sinistar
Cosmic Assault is our version of the famous arcade game, "space invaders", that we have made as the final semester project for the course of Object Oriented Programming in the second semester of our bachelor's degree in software engineering.
Save The Galaxy is a space-themed arcade-like shooter game made in Godot!
A browser remake of Namco's 1981 GALAGA — formation entries, the tractor beam and dual fighter, challenging stages. No build step, no dependencies, no image files.
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