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This code is a configurable server query script *including map images!*. The screenshot is self-explaining. In the configuration file you can turn things like the input box, or playerlists, etc. on and off. A working example can be found on my site, right here: http://www.persistentrealities.com/utquery/ Please read the readme, so, for example you know which port to use for a server running on 8800. If you like it, please vote.

A slot machine game created by Kevin Presa. Found at: http://www.cprogramming.com/source.html

The purpose for me was to create a simple game so that I could get exposure to Artifical Intellegence. I think I've suceeded in making a good bit of code with good, human like AI. I don't think you could find a more challenging player. If anyone can make this code shorter let me know.

BLACKJACK VS THE COMP, My code probably isn't that great, but it works...

A simple guess the number game.

*Updated* This is a basic BlackJack program. You play against the computer using a 52 card deck. I rewrote most of the code so now it is easier to read and to maintain. Please let me know if you find any bugs or want any features added. subxero@banet.net

This program draws a reddish pyramid with a fountain in the middle which contains wavy water, and sprays out blue particles (well it was SUPPOSED to look like water, lol). There is also a red globe in the center of all of this floating in midair for no reason at all. This project was a great learning experiance for me, but keep in mind it isn't all original coding. I got the base code from Dustin Davis' project at http://www.planetsourcecode.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.1080/lngWId.3/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm and I learned much of the stuff that I added to it at nehe.gamedev.net.

This is not my first Sudoku Program. But this is my first program created by C#. Please give me some feedback. In this version, I remove so many tools to help you solve the puzzle. You do like what you did with pencil and eraser on the real Sudoku problem. Why? After a long time playing with Sudoku, I realize that, solving without tools is more fun. Btw about Sudoku, no matter how good or bad you are, the puzzle will give you a good mental workout. Have fun.

Its a clone of the classic microsoft qbasic game nibbles, but its written in C++ and it has a few adjustments & modifications here and there, such as doors, smart worms, and bouncing balls.

Pure Entertainment. A space shoot-em-up game. Shoot the spce aliens before they shoot you.

Mega-Advanced Nibbles game for C++. Uses DirectX for video. Has many features, including laser beams, different doors, fireballs, 4 player support, and an internal level editor, with the option to create your own level packs & play them. There is no exe here, but if you cant get it to compile and want one e-mail me.

Its Pong!!!!! An example of making a full app with mvxEngine.

This great advanced example is an example of a Bomberman game for the PC. There are powerups, hp, and it is 2p. It uses double buffering to draw the screen, and it is cool.

This is a duplicate of the original Pacman coded from scratch in Raw C#. The game board and characters are drawn in raw GDI. Back in the 80's, this game was a huge part of my life. That and the Commodore 64 were the 2 eras of my life that helped me to coding as a career. I told myself that someday when I became a programmer I would write this sucker from scratch. Finally the time allowed it.

A simple program for playing cards manipulation. The program can shuffle a deck, print cards, deal cards to players and check for flushes.

This code is an example of advanced if/else statements using the shell of a math game.

This code will enable you to, in ASP, play a game of connect 4 with 2 people sitting at the same PC.

This is an implementation of the infamous 'Game of Life'. Made with VC6, as Win32 application. Demonstrates double-buffering, window clipping regions, bitmap buttons and more.

Hi there! This is Denthor of ASPHYXIA, aka Grant Smith. This training program is aimed at all those budding young demo coders out there. I am assuming that the reader is fairly young, has a bit of basic Std. 6 math under his belt, has done a bit of programming before, probably in BASIC, and wants to learn how to write a demo all of his/her own.

This is another Snake game we all know so well from de Nokia cell phone. But you should also know that it wasn't originally developed by Nokia. Actually it was made on a mainframe before my time:) It's programmed using DirectX trough Jared Bruni's MasterX classes. I've not paid any attention to the graphics really but you could improve it if you want. There is also sound included and the gameplay is very well actually although, I don't know how the speed turns out on a slow machine..