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Eurogamer's Robert Purchese reports having witnessed the most ridiculous game of Magic Arena he ever saw.

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Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole writes about the state of Star Citizen as it turns eight years old.

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Thorondor, on 10 October 2020 - 01:17 PM, said:

Eurogamer's Wesley Yin-Poole writes about the state of Star Citizen as it turns eight years old.

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"You're not really asking about what is being worked on Squadron 42, you really just want to know when it will be done," Roberts said.

AHAHAAAHAHHAH, he sounds disappointed. After eight years of development, I couldn't care less about what everybody is working on. Have it done or call it quits.

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Danivus' "jpegs" line is in reference to the sale of virtual spaceships you can't actually fly in-game. Star Citizen has raised an astonishing $314m from nearly three million people since launching as a crowdfunded project in 2012, and the money continues to roll in: according to the official website, Star Citizen generated over $3m in September. Drilling down further, $236,775 was made just yesterday, 9th October.

Mind-boggling.

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@SV: what, the whole nonsense somehow doesn't quite fly with you either?

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Eurogamer's Martin Robinson interviews Skateboard Joust's developer James Closs about the ZX Spectrum game and the sequel now landing some 30 years later.

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