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Time City Project - Cooperatively developing a Linux Game
Sep 13, 1999, 17 :07 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4970 reads)

A third-person time traveling video game is being worked on by hundreds of developers across the net. Hear more about it in this audio interview with the project's founder, Emmett Plant.

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