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Today we bring you a major update from Atomic Mass Games
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The storied run of the X-Wing miniatures game, once a fierce rival to Warhammer 40k, has
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come to an end after 12 years. These games have taken us on unforgettable journeys through the galaxy, filled with thrilling
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dogfights and strategic maneuvers. But like any great saga, they've had their highs and lows
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After some intense deliberation, Atomic Mass Games has announced that they will cease developing
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new content for Star Wars X-Wing and Armada. This decision comes after facing skyrocketing production costs, global manufacturing challenges
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and the impact of the pandemic. But don't worry, this isn't a complete farewell
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Atomic Mass Games will continue to support tournaments and organized play. Plus players can still gear up for the World Championship at Adepticon in March 2025
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Let's take a trip down memory lane. Back in 2012, Star Wars X-Wing miniatures blasted onto the scene, captivating gamers
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with its easy-to-learn rules and the sheer thrill of piloting iconic starfighters
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It even outshone Warhammer 40k for a time, drawing in everyone from hardcore gamers to
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Star Wars newbies. Then came 2018 and the launch of X-Wing 2.0
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While the update aimed to streamline the game, it also brought a hefty price tag
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Players had to buy conversion kits to make their old ships compatible with the new rules
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leading to frustration and a decline in popularity. In late 2020, the torch was passed from Fantasy Flight Games to Atomic Mass Games
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Known for their stellar work on Marvel Crisis Protocol, they brought renewed excitement
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and dedication to the Star Wars games. However, the pandemic proved to be a formidable challenge
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The journeys of Star Wars X-Wing and Star Wars Armada have been nothing short of epic
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From X-Wing's soaring success and stumble with 2.0 to Armada's steady strategic depth
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these games have left an indelible mark on the tabletop world. Be sure to visit SpikyBits.com for more on this story
