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Kotaku UK wrapped up their Star Citizen investigation today with two new pieces. There’s a look at what happened to Star Marine, the game’s missing module, as well as a good summary of Kotaku UK’s entire series.
Kotaku UK continues their Star Citizen series with two new pieces. The first looks at Star Citizen’s superbackers, and the second is about a 24-year feud that’s dogged the game.
Over at Kotaku UK, Julian Benson went inside the troubled development of Star Citizen. He interviewed numerous people involved in the project, including Chris Roberts.