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Okay, So Strike Vector Looks Quite Impressive


I was just eating some Hobnobs and thinking that I'd seen enough space games for one week, but I was wrong. Not to eat delicious biscuits, of course, that's always right, but wrong to think that I'd seen enough of the flying, exploding stuff. I mean maybe they're not spaceships as such, because it seems like atmospheric combat, but they're certainly flying flipping things with weapons and zooming about in multiple dimensions. Yes, ignore my intro: Strike Vector looks shit hot, and if their Greenlight trailer (below) doesn't set off a whirling green alarm in Steam HQ then there is something wrong with the way Valve installed their whirling green alarm system, and they should get that seen to.

Is it fair to say it looks like the Hawken of dogfighting games? Well, there, I said it. Wanna fight about it?

Like I said, it's for their Greenlight thing.

Also, regarding the use of the word "quite" in the headline. Have you, Native English Speakers, ever had to try to explain the meaning of the word to a non-English speaker? Now there's a fun afternoon.

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