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A view from WEP-workstation in computer game I-War (a.k.a Independence War). The Game is running in hardware accelerated (Glide) rendering mode.

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Non-free / fair use media rationale for I-War (Independence War)
Description	A view from WEP-workstation in computer game I-War (a.k.a Independence War). The Game is running in hardware accelerated (Glide) rendering mode.
Source	Game's promotional material
Article	I-War (Independence War)
Portion used	full
Low resolution?	low
Purpose of use	To show game's graphics and interface from WEP-station. Noteworthy aspetcs are the 3rd person view of the wireframe version the player's ship and the trails following enemy ships showing their trajectories - both significant gameplay features.
Replaceable?	Not possible.
Other information	Copyright currently held by Atari, Inc.

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current	19:17, 27 July 2005	640×480 (77 KB)	The Merciful (Talk \| contribs)	(A view from WEP-workstation in computer game '''I-War''' (a.k.a '''Independence War'''). The Game is running in hardware accelerated (Glide) rendering mode. {{game-screenshot}})