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A pile of new information on Jack Carver for the Wii has popped out, and it is 101% true. The information reveals that Far Cry will add new means to Nintendo's Wii that is dubbed as Far Cry: Vengeance.
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The story makes its appearance with new storyline, new maps and new stunts to take revenge plus new weapons that will grant more thrill to the gamers with the help of Wii-motte.
The new game character will appear with modified survival tactics of diving, jumping, climbing, grenading that all live actions will be manipulated with the help Wii-motte.
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