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Other Games / Dota 2
« on: January 16, 2013, 12:30:03 pm »
I've been trying it for a while, and it's pretty slick. Does anyone play it, or is interested in playing it?
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Classic video game Elite is getting a 21st Century makeover.
David Braben, one of the creators of the original, is seeking £1.25m ($2m) via Kickstarter to fund the updated version.
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Those who pledge cash to the project will also get a chance to shape the development of the updated version.
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