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PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 12:47 pm 
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Here's the link to the latest in the series: X3 The Reunion.
http://www.g4tv.com/xplay/reviews/1072/X3_Reunion.html

It looks intriguing to me, for a single player game.

Are there any games that you've played that are similar to this, that you would recommend INSTEAD of X3.

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X3 is okay but it is singleplayer and therefore gets boring personally....theres only so much empire building thats fun with out real competition...I lost interest rather quickly, honestly was a game I was like wtf why did i spend money on this

Eve is similar in many regards except its multiplayer online.

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After I posted this, I thought the same thing... "wait, this is kinda like EVE."

Might have to try EVE I guess.

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