Phil Hassey, noted Python/Pygame enthusiast has ported his Award Winning Galcon game to Flash! Awesome!
I'd recommend limiting yourself to 1 match per day, else you'll be joining me at Galcon Anonymous meetings.
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Good to see another Galcon addict. I know I'll be in trouble if he publishes a deluxe version as he threatened. Might see you at those anon meetings. ;)
you need an "http://" before that link...
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