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Blacklight: Tango Down Dev Diary Shows Impressive DLC FPS Action
If you were a big fan of Battlefield 1942, which offered great online FPS multiplayer, then Zombie’s Blacklight: Tango Down may be for you. Take a trip with the developers of the game as they describe the weaponry, setting, European architecture inspiration, and more.
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I think “depressing but cool at the same time” does a good job of explaining Tango Down’s art direction. This game looks like a lot of fun, and that’s not even taking into consideration that it’s a downloadable game for PSN and XBLA. Most sources seem to indicate that the game will be available sometime in just the next few weeks.
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