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Title Chess Clock aka Game Clock PSP
Added 2008-03-25 22:41:38
Last updated 2008-03-25 22:41:38
Authors MK2k
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System Playstation Portable
Category Applications
File Size 731.8 KB
Rating None (from votes)
Chess Clock aka Game Clock PSP 1.0 is an Analogue Chess/Game Clock Simulation for the Playstation Portable. It is written in C++ using the JGE++ Engine by Dr. Watson and Chipmunk Game Physics library by Slembcke.

Features:
- Two connected clocks
- Each clock containing:
- a big clock pointer
- a small clock pointer
- a flag
- a star-shaped wheel for activity indication
- 2D physics simulation on the flags
- The pointers are rotating by an estimated angle velocity, so this app does NOT feature the most accurate clocks on the planet (it may vary by some seconds per hour)

For full details, please consult the readme.txt in the archive, which is available in english and german language.
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