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Free-To-Play First-Person Shooter Hits iPhone [IPhone] 
Kotaku | by Brian Crecente | Tue, Nov 3
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Eliminate is technically free-to-play, but to earn the money you need to upgrade your character and purchase new skins, armor and weapons, you have to earn credit. To earn credit you need to play matches using energy. While you get a free drip-feed of energy by downloading the game, if you wa...
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