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from Missile Commander by Pixeltank

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As I travelled across the world, going anywhere and everywhere that I could help, I was saddened by the places that I could not. It was too late for many, and I wanted badly to stop and mourn with those who had lost loved ones during the attacks.

There was still work to be done, and I wasn’t getting it done fast enough. I decided that my best bet would be to attack the mothership head on. If I could find a way to destroy or interrupt it, I could cripple the enemy enough for the remaining military forces on Earth to finish the fight.

I set my course for the upper atmosphere. The mothership was orbiting from a high altitude and was, at the time, somewhere in Chinese airspace. I wasn’t sure what kind of defense mechanisms were waiting for me, so I prepared myself for the worst. What I discovered when I arrived, however, was nothing that I could have anticipated.

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from Missile Commander, released December 14, 2009

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The legend of the Pixeltank has its roots in the ancient world. Subtle references to it, scattered all throughout primitive and classical writings, have baffled historians and researchers for centuries. Herodotus speaks of it as a weapon fashioned by Hephaestus in his forge as a gift for Apollo, the god of music. ... more

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