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Open Eggbert
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!Item
!Item
!Description
!Description
!Related to
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|Daniel Roux
|Daniel Roux
|C++ a C# developer and author of Speedy Blupi game
|C++ a C# developer and author of Speedy Blupi game
|Original
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|Epsitec
|Epsitec
|Company, where the development of Speedy Blupi I/II happened
|Company, where the development of Speedy Blupi I/II happened
|Original
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|eGames
|eGames
|Company, which published Speedy Blupi as Speedy Eggbert
|Company, which published Speedy Blupi as Speedy Eggbert
|Original
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|DirectX
|DirectX
|Set of libraries developed by the Microsoft company for game programming
|Set of libraries developed by the Microsoft company for game programming
|Original
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|Windows 95
|Windows 95
|Windows 95 is the oldest operating system, where Speedy Blupi can be launched
|Windows 95 is the oldest operating system, where Speedy Blupi can be launched
|Original
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|C++
|C++
|Programming language used to develop Speedy Blupi/Eggbert
|Programming language used to develop Speedy Blupi/Eggbert
|Original
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|Pentium 100
|Pentium 100
|Minimum CPU requirements for Speedy Blupi
|Minimum CPU requirements for Speedy Blupi
|Original
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|-
|ExaGear
|ExaGear
|Android application, which provides the possibility to run the original on the Android operating system
|Android application, which provides the possibility to run the original on the Android operating system
|Original
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|Winlator
|Winlator
|Android application, which provides the possibility to run the original on the Android operating system
|Android application, which provides the possibility to run the original on the Android operating system
|Original
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|Limbo x86 PC Emulator
|Limbo x86 PC Emulator
|Android application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS operating systems on the Android operating system and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
|Android application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS operating systems on the Android operating system and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
|Original
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|VirtualBox
|VirtualBox
|Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
|Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
|Original
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|VMware Workstation
|VMware Workstation
|Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
|Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
|Original
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|Qemu
|Qemu
|Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
|Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
|Original
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|Ghidra
|Ghidra
|C++ decompiler
|C++ decompiler
|Original
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|IDA
|IDA
|C++ decompiler
|C++ decompiler
|Original
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|Wine
|Wine
|Provides the ability to run Speedy Blupi/Eggbert (Windows) on the Linux operating system
|Provides the ability to run Speedy Blupi/Eggbert (Windows) on the Linux operating system
|Original
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|Speedy-Eggbert-2-Source-Code-Decomp
|Speedy-Eggbert-2-Source-Code-Decomp
|Attempt to decompile Speedy Eggbert 2 <nowiki>https://github.com/HMVocaloid/Speedy-Eggbert-2-Source-Code-Decomp</nowiki>
|Attempt to decompile Speedy Eggbert 2 <nowiki>https://github.com/HMVocaloid/Speedy-Eggbert-2-Source-Code-Decomp</nowiki>
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|fluidsynth
|fluidsynth
|Linux program providing the support to play MIDI files
|Linux program providing the support to play MIDI files
|Original
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|Windows Phone
|Windows Phone
|Platform and operating system used to run Speedy Blupi (2013)
|Platform and operating system used to run Speedy Blupi (2013)
|Original
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|Ray Dream Studio
|Ray Dream Studio
|3D software used to create some graphics for Speedy Blupi games
|3D software used to create some graphics for Speedy Blupi games
|Original
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== Reimplementation ==
== Reimplementation ==
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!Item
!Description
!Description
!Related to
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|Java
|Java
|Programming language used to develop Open Eggbert
|Programming language used to develop Open Eggbert
|Reimplementation
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|LibGDX
|LibGDX
|Game framework used to develop Open Eggbert
|Game framework used to develop Open Eggbert
|Reimplementation
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|GWT
|GWT
|Google Web Toolkit - provides the possibility to run Java applications in the web browser
|Google Web Toolkit - provides the possibility to run Java applications in the web browser
|Reimplementation
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|OpenGL
|OpenGL
|OpenGL is used by the LibGDX game framework
|OpenGL is used by the LibGDX game framework
|Reimplementation
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|Gimp
|Gimp
|Raster graphics editor
|Raster graphics editor
|Reimplementation
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|Inkscape
|Inkscape
|Vector graphics editor
|Vector graphics editor
|Reimplementation
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|Blender
|Blender
|3D graphics software tool
|3D graphics software tool
|Reimplementation
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|Box2D
|Box2D
|<nowiki>https://box2d.org/documentation/</nowiki>
|<nowiki>https://box2d.org/documentation/</nowiki>
|Reimplementation
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!Related to
!Related to
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|Java
|BMP
|Programming language used to develop Open Eggbert
|Speedy Blupi graphic assets use the BMP format
|Reimplementation
|Both
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|MIDI
|Speedy Blupi music assets use the MIDI format
|Both
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|WAV
|Speedy Blupi WAV assets use the WAV format
|Both
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|-
|LibGDX
|Android
|Game framework used to develop Open Eggbert
|Operating system, where both the original and reimplementation can be launched
|Reimplementation
|Both
|-
|-
|GWT
|BlupiEdit
|Google Web Toolkit - provides the possibility to run Java applications in the web browser
|Speedy Blupi/Eggbert level editor
|Reimplementation
|Both
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|OpenGL
|tiled-blupi
|OpenGL is used by the LibGDX game framework
|Speedy Blupi/Eggbert level editor
|Reimplementation
|Both
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|Gimp
|X-Edit
|Raster graphics editor
|Speedy Blupi/Eggbert level editor
|Reimplementation
|Both
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|Inkscape
|X-Edit-Mapper
|Vector graphics editor
|Exports levels to PNG files
|Reimplementation
|Both
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|Blender
|Blupi
|3D graphics software tool
|Character created by Daniel Roux in 1974
|Reimplementation
|Both
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|Box2D
|MediaWiki
|<nowiki>https://box2d.org/documentation/</nowiki>
|Software, which openeggbert runs on
|Reimplementation
|Both
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Revision as of 10:21, 24 August 2024

Hall of Fame is list of important items related to the Open Eggbert project.


Original

Item Description
Daniel Roux C++ a C# developer and author of Speedy Blupi game
Epsitec Company, where the development of Speedy Blupi I/II happened
eGames Company, which published Speedy Blupi as Speedy Eggbert
DirectX Set of libraries developed by the Microsoft company for game programming
Windows 95 Windows 95 is the oldest operating system, where Speedy Blupi can be launched
C++ Programming language used to develop Speedy Blupi/Eggbert
Pentium 100 Minimum CPU requirements for Speedy Blupi
ExaGear Android application, which provides the possibility to run the original on the Android operating system
Winlator Android application, which provides the possibility to run the original on the Android operating system
Limbo x86 PC Emulator Android application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS operating systems on the Android operating system and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
VirtualBox Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
VMware Workstation Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
Qemu Application, which provides the possibility to run Windows 95 or React OS or other operating systems on desktop (Windows, Linux) and then run the original Speedy Blupi/Eggbert games
Ghidra C++ decompiler
IDA C++ decompiler
Wine Provides the ability to run Speedy Blupi/Eggbert (Windows) on the Linux operating system
Speedy-Eggbert-2-Source-Code-Decomp Attempt to decompile Speedy Eggbert 2 https://github.com/HMVocaloid/Speedy-Eggbert-2-Source-Code-Decomp
fluidsynth Linux program providing the support to play MIDI files
Windows Phone Platform and operating system used to run Speedy Blupi (2013)
Ray Dream Studio 3D software used to create some graphics for Speedy Blupi games

Reimplementation

Item Description
Java Programming language used to develop Open Eggbert
LibGDX Game framework used to develop Open Eggbert
GWT Google Web Toolkit - provides the possibility to run Java applications in the web browser
OpenGL OpenGL is used by the LibGDX game framework
Gimp Raster graphics editor
Inkscape Vector graphics editor
Blender 3D graphics software tool
Box2D https://box2d.org/documentation/


Both

Item Description Related to
BMP Speedy Blupi graphic assets use the BMP format Both
MIDI Speedy Blupi music assets use the MIDI format Both
WAV Speedy Blupi WAV assets use the WAV format Both
Android Operating system, where both the original and reimplementation can be launched Both
BlupiEdit Speedy Blupi/Eggbert level editor Both
tiled-blupi Speedy Blupi/Eggbert level editor Both
X-Edit Speedy Blupi/Eggbert level editor Both
X-Edit-Mapper Exports levels to PNG files Both
Blupi Character created by Daniel Roux in 1974 Both
MediaWiki Software, which openeggbert runs on Both
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