Projects

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VetTV Retro

The hub for VetTV Studios' retro PC gaming projects, including RetroOS, Win98 Run and the VetTV vintage PC tools.

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Web app

Win98 Run

A faithful retro desktop simulation in the browser that runs your own DOS games and apps.

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Web app

VetTV Channel Guide

A retro TV-style channel guide for VetTV programming.

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Media

VetTV Handheld News

Handheld gaming news, guides and the DirectStream widget.

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Web app

RangePlay

Play-as-you-download for the web: a game engine compiled to WebAssembly runs in a browser tab and streams its data from any CDN using HTTP Range requests. No game servers, no GPUs, no video.

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Tool

Deck Live

Livestreaming tools for handheld PCs and Steam Deck.

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Tool

Clean Mic

Microphone cleanup for streamers.

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Operating system

VetTV Retro OS

A ReactOS-based retro gaming OS with DOSBox-X built in for DOS and Win16 titles.

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Web app

VetTV Retro Desktop

A browser-based retro desktop shell.

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Tool

VetTV Vintage PC

Bring-your-own-ISO classic PC emulator frontend built on 86Box.

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Operating system

VetTV: Memory Card Edition

A retro-futurist console OS with a Godot 4 frontend and cloud gaming.

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Operating system

BoomerBox OS

A retro-styled modern Linux gaming distro, from DOS to Steam.

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Game

Prison Cook Simulator

An original WinUI 3 / C# kitchen-contract game for Windows 10/11. Run the line at the fictional Ironwood C.F.: plan the menu, work every station, and survive inspections and the warden's tasting.

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Game

Lemonade Tycoon

A web-based lemonade stand tycoon game.

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Tool

VetTV Play PC Toolkit

Utilities for PC gaming setups.

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OpenPS Stream

Open-source cloud and remote play streaming for PC and Steam Deck.

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Tool

Grok Browser

An open-source Chromium browser with AI built in.

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Tool

RumbleStudio

A native Linux app for Rumble Studio.

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