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Mark SerrelsThe year was 1999. The studio: Melbourne House. The dream: simple. Make a Mad Max game. Make a Mad Max game in Australia. Make the kind of Mad Max game Australians could be proud of. That dream never came to pass. But for three short months a small team of Australian developers gave it their best shot. This is the story of the Mad Max that never was.
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