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.: X-MEN: A new beggining :.
URL http://www.geocities.com/xmennewbeg - click here to play
Group RPG
Multiplayer Unlimited
Online / Offline Online Only
Cost Free
Platform Any
Client Email
Plugin None
Graphics Text
Time Turn Based
Length Open Ended
Added By slayerless
Added 2005-03-13 17:22:15
' You are in your usual hangout hiding from the humans, ensuring your
survival when you hear a whisper between two others hidden in the
shadows. "You heard that Worthington guy has somewhere safe for
mutants like us." ..... "What? Where?" .... "In Scotland somewhere, a
school... when i got some dough im gunna get me a ticket and head over
there. I heard he helps you control your powers and its even been said
that he was an X-MAN." Your mouth contorts from desalence to that of
hope as you gather your things. This is it, the chance to have a normal life.'

There are many x-men games out there but none that i have found that
caters for those who want there own character to LIVE. Most games are
all action where this one is based more on character interaction and
development. I have an overall plot line to follow but you as the
players make the game. Make your own dilemas in and out of school.
Beat up a town folk and see the reaction. Kiss the new girl. Do what you want.

I am bringing this back from the depths. It was once a fantastic game
with dozens of characters but due to lack of plyer conviction the game
paused and slowly died. I am given it a new chance and welcome all to
help create a fantastic game that will live on. Go to the site for more info on how to apply.

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