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Matt Barton
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Yes, I agree. Even though

Yes, I agree. Even though this game is rather simple, it does demonstrate the possibilities of the medium. Wouldn't it be fun to have an online multiplayer version of Scorched Tanks? Or perhaps Joust? The possibilities are really endless, particularly when you're dealing with 8-bit games. My guess is a turn-based game would probably work best, since the updates wouldn't be so frequent.

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