Pariah Sequel Plans [May 04, 2005, 1:58 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
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Computer and Video Games and Frans) has quotes from James Schmalz of Digital
Extremes indicating that a Pariah sequel is in the works, as the first game just
hits shelves. There are scant details at this point, but the project sounds like
it has an accelerated timeframe, as the DE executive producer reveals that not
only is the title in development, but is targeted at current consoles, rather
than the next generation of systems, with Schmalz calling Pariah 2 a "bridge"
between current and future systems. A PC version of Pariah 2 goes unmentioned.
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Fig. 1 - X
Use your mouse (the thing in your right hand) and guide the on-screen object (shown in Figure 2 below) up to it and using your index finger, depress the left button of your mouse while this object is situated over the square containing the symbol shown previously in Figure 1.
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