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For Development:
- cgi-util
- SIFE

Games:
Action:
- Go Go Garbage Truck

Arcade:
- ICBM3D
- Mad Bomber
- Teeter Torture
- X-Bomber
- 3D Pong
- Fight or Perish
- Circus Linux!
- Bugsquish
- Brick Out
- Entombed!

Educational:
- TuxMath

Platform:
- Super Tux
- BoboBot

Puzzle:
- Pop Star
- Sludge
- TTT (Tic-Tac-Toe)
- PDA Maze
- Cat5Walk
- Gem Drop X
- Gem Drop

Shooter:
- Aliens
- Vectoroids
- Defendguin
- Agendaroids

Toys:
- Virtual Kendrick
Educational:
- Tux Writer
- Tux Print
- Tux Paint

Utilities:
Desktop:
- Mirror
- File Selector
- Thumbpad

Graphics:
- Colorizer

Networking:
- MuxChat

SIFE - Screenshots

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Editing the letter "S"

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Editing four characters

A larger screenshot, taken using the Atari800 emulator's "interlaced" screenshot, to show how the colors blend, due to persistance of vision (POV)

SIFE's color palette is made of black, red, green and blue. This allows the following colors to be used:

Black
Dark red
Red
Dark green
Green
Dark blue
Blue
Yellow
Cyan
Purple

Without use of DLIs or color palette changes -- only swapping the character set once every frame -- 10 colors are perceivable!

(Select your own color palette depending on what your own game or program requires.)

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