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Shoulders Of Giants is an action co-op game about a frog riding a robot - Vimarsana News

Shoulders Of Giants is an action co-op game about a frog riding a robot

Shoulders Of Giants is an action co-op game about a frog riding a robot from developers Moving Pieces Interactive.

The Electronic Wireless Show episode 190: the best games that should be toys special - Vimarsana News

The Electronic Wireless Show episode 190: the best games that should be toys special

This week on the Electronic Wireless Show podcast we're discussing what games we'd like to be made into toys, and why.

HAPPY REGIONALS! Missouri Softball is preparing like any other game - Vimarsana News

HAPPY REGIONALS! Missouri Softball is preparing like any other game

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Abandoned History: Dodge's Dead Import Trucks (Part III) - Vimarsana News

Abandoned History: Dodge's Dead Import Trucks (Part III)

In a captive import enterprise that began in 1979, Dodge sold Mitsubishi's compact pickup (aka Mighty Max in North America) to compete with the likes of the Ford (Mazda) Courier and the Chevrolet (Isuzu) LUV. Badged as the Ram 50, the truck was sold through two generations, 1979-1986 and 1987-1994. By the Nineties the second-gen was showing its age, and Dodge decided it would rather focus on its own midsize truck, the Dakota.But there was another captive import that arrived the very same time as the second edition of the Ram 50. Say hello to the Raider.

Abandoned History: Dodge's Dead Import Trucks (Part II) - Vimarsana News

Abandoned History: Dodge's Dead Import Trucks (Part II)

Dodge's import truck story began in 1979, when the Mitsubishi Forte (or L200) arrived on North American shores, rebadged as the Dodge D-50 and Plymouth Arrow. The Ram 50 was refreshed in 1982, but was certainly due for replacement in 1987 when the second generation arrived.