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  • electronic strategy game
    / Real-time games

    Bungie Software’s Myth (1997) and Myth II (1998), which focused exclusively on tactical play, were noteworthy for their inclusion of editing tools that enabled players to modify various aspects of the games, including complete mods (“modifications”) that turned the fantasy-based warfare into reenactments of battles


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    Bungie Software’s Myth (1997) and Myth II (1998), which focused exclusively on tactical play, were noteworthy for their inclusion of editing tools that enabled players to modify various aspects of the games, including complete mods (“modifications”) that turned the fantasy-based warfare into reenactments of battles


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