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World of Warplanes – Exclusive Screenshots

By Jim Zabek Game News | Published: August 08, 2011 at 12:37 pm

Armchair General has just scored some exclusive screenshots of the upcoming World of Warplanes – the air war sequel to Wargaming.net’s smash-hit, World of Tanks.

These screenshots have been released to celebrate the launch of the World of Warplanes official website: http://www.worldofwarplanes.com/

“We are thrilled with the launch of a website for World of Warplanes,” said Wargaming.net CEO Victor Kislyi. “We’ll be gradually expanding and developing the website along with the growth of the game and its community.”

In addition gamers can follow development on the official Facebook page: www.facebook.com/WorldOfWarplanes

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Tags: 20th century warfare, Aerial Combat, PC game, World War II

One Response to “World of Warplanes – Exclusive Screenshots”

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Airbornebob says:

8/9/2011 at 7:52 am

Interesting…no German Markings? Avid fan of World of Tanks..cant wait for the wild blue!!!

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