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Re: Has the sci-fi genre completely died?

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From: John Doe
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2006 23:51
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"Jim Vieira" <WhiplashrAT wiDOT.rrDOT.com> wrote:

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>> I see but don't understand why so many people require a story. Seems
>> you could watch a movie instead, movies are fun stories. But that is
>> also how many people treat computer games, always speaking in the
>> past tense. I like replayability.
>>
>> And speaking of science fiction, I'm looking forward to Supreme
>> Commander. But you never know whether it will actually happen or
>> what it will be like until it's published. We shall see.
> 
> Don't you have a crappy RTS with crappy mechanics to design?
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Subject: Re: Has the sci-fi genre completely died?
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