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FTX — New Zealand South Island

Sebastien, Thursday, 8 July 2010 @ 20:23

The first Alpha screenshots of FTX NZ South, depicting New Zealand scenery planned for 2011 have been posted in the official forum of Orbxsystem. Go see John Venema‘s preview here.

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