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Nr. Filename Date Size Downloads Description
211 ma536b11.zip 24-05-2000 3436 Kb. 9
(mameos2_i586_36b11.zip) Pentium optimized versi
on of MAME for OS/2 v .36 beta 11. Multi-arcade
game emulator. 
212 mah21d.zip 30-05-1994 334 Kb. 9
MAH JONGG Version 2.1A for OS/2 2.1 is the germa
n version of the well known chinese game. It
supports multiple boards (not only the "dragon")
, multiple tile-sets (you can create your own
ones !), tournament game and many other options. 
213 mah21e.zip 01-04-1995 279 Kb. 10
Mah Jongg 2.1D (English version) 95/04/01. OS/2
version of well known chinese game. Supports
multiple board layouts & multiple tile sets.
Tournament mode, saving & loading of games &
many more functions are supported by this game. 
214 mahjongg.zip 24-05-1991 86 Kb. 9
Presentation Manager (16bit) based MAHJONGG
game (finally!). From Europe via the OS/2 confer
ence. You should really have a 256 color display
for this one, it's barely playable with 16 color
video. 
215 makman10.zip 07-04-1996 484 Kb. 9
MakMan/2 v1.00, a PacMan clone with DIVE and
MMPM support. 
216 mame34.zip 09-01-1999 1412 Kb. 10
M.A.M.E. 0.34 final version. Multiple Arcade
Machine Emulator, and currently runs 1000+ class
ic (and even some not so classic) arcade games! 
217 mangb052.zip 05-04-1998 740 Kb. 9
MAngband v0.52 is a multi-human "graphical"
dungeon adventure game using textual characters
to represent the walls and floors of a dungeon
and the inhabitants. 
218 mangc036.zip 01-10-1997 370 Kb. 11
MAngband is a "graphical" dungeon adventure
game using textual characters to represent the
walls and floors of a dungeon and the inhabitant
s therein, in the vein of "rogue", "hack", "neth
ack", and "moria". 
219 mangcli.zip 23-02-1998 238 Kb. 9
Mangband, a quite addictive "graphical" multipla
yer adventure set in Tolkien's Middle Earth
world. 
220 matrix13.zip 14-04-1997 94 Kb. 8
MATRIX V1.3-An OS/2 PM Strategy Game. Uses a
set of coloured tiles, where each player attempt
s to score by matching tile colours. Played
by two players, with opponent being computer
(different levels) or human. Fully functional. 

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