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An open source no-frills managed Direct X wrapper API.  It's what Managed DirectX should have been by now, but isn't due to a lack of support from Microsoft.  This is used by Gorgon to access DirectX from C#.  I highly recommend it over Managed Direct X (which will be dropped from the Direct X SDK soon).
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Gamedev.NET, a wonderful place of learning funness.  People on here tend to know what they're talking about.  So if you're into game development or graphics programming this is the spot to go.
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Ogre.  A brilliant 3D engine in my estimation.  It easily compares with most commerical offerings and it's LGPL.  How fun!
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My journal on GameDev.NET, it contains my insanity and rants about designing this horrible piece of crap.  It has brought out the worst in me.
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Google code is now hosting the the Gorgon project.

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hxRender
hxRender is a 2D rendering library built using C++ and OpenGL.  This is wrapper is used to make developing 2D applications via C++ and OpenGL a little easier.
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Haaf's Game Engine.  A nifty C++ 2D engine for DirectX 8.  It's quite well done and helped me a great deal when writing Gorgon.
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This is ravuya's site. Ravuya makes fun little games. Ravuya also has a monocle which means you should respect his authoritah.

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This is a very cool library written in C++ for 2D game development.  It has some nifty features like camera control, 3D model support, and built-in collision detection.  Like Gorgon, the developer has made pre-compiled executables available for you to look at before using the library.