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October 2013

Hello wikipedia users. I have added a video game page to wikipedia called "Beam Breakers" it is a real computer game released in 2002 by JoWoods Production. All the rights of copyright text and trademark images belong to JoWoods Productions, and Similis studios.

Please help me build up this wikipedia page so it can finally be available for all who want to read the page. I'll try to keep this video game "Beam Breakers" in a neutral point of view. You can find the PC game "Beam Breakers" at [[1]] and at [[2]]

I hope this video game article "Beam Breakers" will be acceptable for wikipedia.org — Preceding unsigned comment added by CrosswalkX (talk • contribs)

Hi! Remember to use encyclopedic language and keep in-game details to a minimum. I've removed most of such WP:GAMECRUFT material. — HELLKNOWZ ▎TALK 16:21, 19 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Sorry I added too much detail to the Beam Breakers article. By the way did you know you can play the Computer game "Beam Breakers" on Windows XP, Vista and 7? I played in on Windows 7 and it seemed to work fine.

Oh by the way may I please add the copyright logo image of Beam Breakers for this article? I know JoWood Studios went out of business a few years ago and I want to contribute an image of Beam Breakers so anybody who visits this page can actually see what the game cover looks like. CrosswalkX (talk) 06:00, 10 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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