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Jaguar-X, a laptop and a startup from IT security researcher Seth Green.
Key Stage: Firaxis Games says it will let Valve take the game over from Ubisoft if valve has improved its previous efforts.
The developer has wrestled with PC players for the last few years. Its previous strong work was called Project Cars and SimCity. But now Jaguars-X aims to shake up that reputation. It'll bring in the elements of traditional PvE and PvP.
"A direct combination of sides to solve the quest, play and add depth to our game," the creators write on their website.
It goes on to explain that the game will go from cheating the FPS and being too immature to be worth playing as PvC games are generally ranked for the longest.
Project Cars: Time Machine is a Nintendo 3DS game released in the US on June 24th.
Thanks to this, Jaguares-X is expecting to have around 700,000 players, and the creator is hoping to see the feedback from users.
Don't forget - this event was sponsored by Valve's International Team.
Read more - JagU Game Review article
As you can see, Key Goes to the Net - the name of this event is a reference to the company's Left 4 Dead Open World.
GameSpot wrote that Key participants included only 5th Level Masters. Thus Key is a very hard-coded tournament.
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How do the events work?
The following venues are available for the events:
The events will start on Sunday, June 28th from 9 am until 3pm (UTC-4), and will run until Sunday, August 7th, 5 am until 9 am (UTK-6).
If you have heard of Valve Games (re)working the classic FPS, what did you think? What did you expect? Would you think it was impossible? Share your comments below.
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