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Screenshot · CnCNetPlayableDune 2000
CnCNet
A remake of Dune II with Command & Conquer-style controls, released on Windows and PlayStation. CnCNet supports the PC version.
Image · Electronic ArtsPlayableEarth & Beyond
Net-7
A space-faring MMORPG where players piloted starships as traders, explorers or warriors. EA closed it after two years; Net-7 runs an emulated server.
Screenshot · Sandstorm (EQOA)PlayableEverQuest Online Adventures
Sandstorm (EQOA)
A PlayStation 2 MMORPG set in the world of Norrath, separate from the PC EverQuest. Sandstorm runs a live server that also works in a web browser.
Fortune Street
WiiLink WFC
A Wii board game mixing Mario and Dragon Quest characters with property trading, released in Europe as Boom Street. WiiLink WFC features it among its supported games.
Screenshot · SanctuaryIn DevelopmentFree Realms
Sanctuary (Open Source Free Realms)
A family-friendly free-to-play MMO with jobs, minigames and a colourful fantasy world, also released on PlayStation 3. Sanctuary is an open-source server emulator in development.
Screenshot · Cartoon NetworkPlayableFusionFall
OpenFusion
Cartoon Network's MMO bringing its characters together against an alien invasion. OpenFusion is an open-source server that recreates several versions of the game.
Image · Tiny SpeckIn DevelopmentGlitch
Eleven Giants
A peaceful, cooperative browser MMO set inside the minds of eleven giants. After it closed, part of its code and art was released under Creative Commons Zero, which made the Eleven Giants project possible.
Halo 2
Insignia
Bungie's shooter that defined online console multiplayer on the original Xbox. Insignia restores Xbox Live play, while Project Cartographer revives the Windows Vista version.
Screenshot · Darkflame UniversePlayableLEGO Universe
Darkflame Universe
A family MMO where players built with LEGO bricks and fought the Maelstrom. Darkflame Universe provides open-source server software; there is no official public server.