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[[Elite: Dangerous]] is an MMO space adventure. Pilot your own ship and trade, blast, explore, sneak, buy, barter, mission, co-op play, solo play your way to the top accolade in the galaxy: Elite! This is the latest installment of the seminal open-world, go-anywhere, do anything space game which, since its launch in 1984 has spawned and inspired a long tradition of open world and space games. | [[Elite: Dangerous]] is an MMO space adventure. Pilot your own ship and trade, blast, explore, sneak, buy, barter, mission, co-op play, solo play your way to the top accolade in the galaxy: Elite! This is the latest installment of the seminal open-world, go-anywhere, do anything space game which, since its launch in 1984 has spawned and inspired a long tradition of open world and space games. | ||
But it started with [[Elite]] by Ian Bell and David Braben - one of the most successful games of all times. In the 1990s, David Braben created the sequels [https://frontier.co.uk/games/older/frontier_elite_ii Frontier: Elite II] and [http://frontier.co.uk/games/older/frontier_first_encounters Frontier: First Encounters (Elite III)], which were famous for introducing real 1:1 scale star systems and seamless freeform planetary landings.<!-- useful links bar --></div> | |||
But it started with [[Elite]] by Ian Bell and David Braben - one of the most successful games of all times. In the 1990s, David Braben created the sequels [https://frontier.co.uk/games/older/frontier_elite_ii Frontier: Elite II] and [http://frontier.co.uk/games/older/frontier_first_encounters Frontier: First Encounters (Elite III)]<!-- useful links bar --></div> | |||
'''<span style="font-size:120%;">Please read the [[Elite: Dangerous FAQ]] for a detailed overview of the game.</span>''' | '''<span style="font-size:120%;">Please read the [[Elite: Dangerous FAQ]] for a detailed overview of the game.</span>''' | ||