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xcom on gba?! who knew?

Gamespot’s article “Rebelstar: Tactical Command goes gold” is the first I’ve heard of this title. I played a mess of Laser Squad Nemesis, and have friends who are coo-coo for X-Com. How did we miss this coming up?!

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  1. Perhaps you are being mind-controlled by the Greys? HmmmmMMMM?!

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  2. I might do so. Blogger feed does not support RSS in comments. I could go back to HaloScan, but somehow I broke the format last time I tried it. Is it worth it?

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  3. I'll put it to the readers. I'd almost rather see a maillist or something. I haven't brought up much discussion-targeted stuff here in a while; that has largely been done in my LiveJournal for the last 6 months or so, because of the ability to limit viewings.

    I also play with the idea of linking all my web-presences through this blog, but am not sure I want to broadcast who I am wherever I am. Wait. Pronoun trouble.

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