Mupen64Plus-rsp-hle LICENSE
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Mupen64Plus-rsp-hle is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2.

The authors of Mupen64Plus-rsp-hle are:
  * Richard Goedeken (Richard42)
  * Bobby Smiles
  * John Chadwick (NMN)
  * James Hood (Ebenblues)
  * Scott Gorman (okaygo)
  * Scott Knauert (Tillin9)
  * Jesse Dean (DarkJezter)
  * Louai Al-Khanji (slougi)
  * Bob Forder (orbitaldecay)
  * Jason Espinosa (hasone)
  * HyperHacker
  * and others.

Mupen64Plus is based on GPL-licensed source code from Mupen64 v0.5, originally written by:
  * Hacktarux
  * Dave2001
  * Zilmar
  * Gregor Anich (Blight)
  * Juha Luotio (JttL)
  * and others.

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