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==Different types==
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== Different types ==
 
* Game engines - These are original game engines that can be used to play different games. Examples are Mugen, OpenBOR and AGS.
 
* Game engines - These are original game engines that can be used to play different games. Examples are Mugen, OpenBOR and AGS.
 
* Game engine recreations - These are re-implementations of game engines, able to run games created for a different engine, examples are OpenMW for Morrowind.
 
* Game engine recreations - These are re-implementations of game engines, able to run games created for a different engine, examples are OpenMW for Morrowind.
 
* Source ports - Examples are GZDoom, vkQuake, Kex Engine
 
* Source ports - Examples are GZDoom, vkQuake, Kex Engine
* De-compilations - aka reverse engineering.
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* De-compilations - aka reverse engineering. Mario 64 PC port.
 
* Collections - These collect different engine types, an example being ScummVM that contains many recreations and source ports.
 
* Collections - These collect different engine types, an example being ScummVM that contains many recreations and source ports.
  
==Collections==
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== Collections ==
* [[ScummVM]]
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* ScummVM
  
==Game engines==
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== Game engines ==
* [[Mugen]]
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* Mugen
* [[OpenBOR]]
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* OpenBOR
 
* Adventure Game Studio
 
* Adventure Game Studio
 
* Godot
 
* Godot
 
* more...
 
* more...
  
==Game engine recreations==
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== Game engine recreations ==
 
{{Main|Game engine recreations and source ports}}
 
{{Main|Game engine recreations and source ports}}
* [[EasyRPG]]
 
* [[Neko RPGXP Player]]
 
* [[ResidualVM]] <small>(now merged into ScummVM)</small>
 
  
==Source ports==
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== Source ports ==
 
{{Main|Game engine recreations and source ports}}
 
{{Main|Game engine recreations and source ports}}
* [[Super Mario 64 Port]]
 
  
==De-compilations==
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== De-compilations ==
 
{{Main|Game engine recreations and source ports}}
 
{{Main|Game engine recreations and source ports}}
 
[[Category:Software‏|*]]
 
[[Category:Software‏|*]]

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