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Army to utilize $50M, next-gen FPS training system, 24-hour LAN parties imminent
The Army has been using video games
to train, and recruit, for years now but in true government fashion, the system is a tad outdated. The $50 million dollar upcoming shooter however, should feature all the goodies found in today’s latest games and more.
Nick | Nov 24, 2008 | Comments 0
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