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After six months of inactivity, the post-apocalyptic anime game <a href="http://abaddon.igerard.com/">Abaddon</a> has recieved its second update in two weeks.
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Hello again, I have uploaded a new copy of Abaddon, dubbed 0.4 beta,
which is really just the new artwork I have done, as I havent
reinstalled Visual Studio since my last computer crash!
Here are some screenshots from the latest version, and you can see loads more on the new screenshots page,
<a href="http://abaddon.igerard.com/screenshots.html">where I have compiled a list of ALL the abaddon screenshots.</a>
You can download the latest version <a href="http://abaddon.igerard.com/downloads.ht ... e!</a></em>
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The game is heavily influenced by <a href="http://vault.duckandcover.cx/index.php? ... Fallout</a>... and anime, so if you like either or both of those things, it's worth a download, especially since it's completely free.
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Abaddon updated
Anything that is influenced by anime is usually utter crap... just log onto Newgrounds and watch some of the Dragon Ball or Neo genisis(or whatever it is called) or zelda flashes and you will understand...
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