dragon carts
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A community-driven collection of carts made for the fantasy 8-bit handheld console, Dragon Palm.
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Somewhere between the bus stop and the schoolyard, the Dragon Palm changed everything.
Dragon Carts is a community cartridge library for the Dragon Palm fantasy handheld — a browser-based 8-bit console with a 128×128 screen, sixteen colours, and exactly eleven opcodes. Every game in this repo is free, open-source, and runs instantly in your browser.
1985. You've saved up six months of pocket money. The Dragon Palm arrived in a brown padded envelope — chunky, a little heavier than expected, screen the colour of a winter sky, or a British summer. The manual fits on a laminated card.
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