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A roguelike adventure game blending custom character creation, procedural dungeons, and strategic combat with pixel-art charm
A retro emulator app for playing classic NES games directly in your browser
A retro gaming app for playing classic NES games with a cycle-accurate 6502 CPU emulator built from scratch
A retro emulator app for playing classic Atari 2600 games with cycle-accurate 6507 CPU and beam-racing TIA graphics
A trading adventure game where you haggle, negotiate, and trade your way from a single penny to owning a mansion
A retro gaming app for playing classic Sega SG-1000 cartridges with full Z80 CPU and VDP emulation
A simulation game where you make executive decisions as Roblox CEO, managing investor pitches and community happiness
A retro converter that transforms images into QBasic-compatible EXE headers with 1-bit to 24-bit color quantization
A retro pixel art editor with DOS-era aesthetics and 4-bit hex save/load functionality
A retro emulator app for playing classic Atari 2600 games with cycle-accurate CPU and beam-racing TIA graphics
A developer tool for running RISC-V machine code in your browser with a full CPU emulator, virtual memory, and serial terminal
An immersive dark sci-fi companion app for exploring the Chronoshift universe, creating characters, and simulating timeline manipulation
A retro math game that rewards correct answers with AI-generated VGA pixel art sci-fi and fantasy images
A retro computing app for running authentic Apple-I programs with a full 6502 CPU emulator and Woz Monitor
A fast-paced arcade platformer with auto-scrolling levels, instant restarts, and increasingly frantic obstacles
A community app for crowdsourcing scene-by-scene remakes of Rebecca Black's 'Friday' music video with voting
A retro computing emulator bringing the 1977 Commodore PET back to life with authentic hardware emulation and tape drive support
A retro computing emulator that faithfully recreates the legendary 1977 Commodore PET with authentic 6502 CPU, hardware quirks, and green-phosphor CRT aesthetics