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Revolutionary New GPS-based Game for iPhone/Android Launched on Kickstarter

yahoo.com (9 months and 25 days ago)

Jul 24, 2012

Warfinger GPS, Greater Kudu's groundbreaking new GPS-based game project for iPhone/Android is now up on Kickstarter and is calling you to get involved! This exciting new game blurs the line between real life and the video game world, promising to usher in a whole new era in location-based social gaming. ... full story

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