This post features some reimplementations of MS-DOS video games. List of Reimplementations of MS-DOS Game Engines List of reimplementations of MS-DOS Video Games featured on this post: ScummVM (SCUMM) ScummVM is a reimplementation of the SCUMM game engine (1987), used…
Take into account that while it may be free as in “gratis”, its use may be restricted by its license. For example, a CC-by is free of use, but if you use this artwork you need to explicitly specify the…
This post summarizes libraries to create 3D or 2D graphics and sound. For those libraries to create both graphics and sound toghether, you can check this post. Graphics and multimedia libraries should not be confused with game engines. You can…
This post tries to give an overview of home computers during the 1980s decade, focusing on 8-bit home computers. Overview of early Home Computers Home computers emerged in the late 1970s. They were microcomputers aimed for the home market, in…
A game engine is a software platform that provides a set of features and functionalities for creating and running games. It usually includes graphics, physics, sound, input, networking, scripting, and other components that are essential for game development Do not…
A game console is an electronic device that outputs a video signal or image to display a video game Handheld consoles became popular during 4th generation of game consoles (early 90’s), with 8-bit devices like Nintendo Gameboy and Sega Game…