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Share: | Spreadsheets Come to ODF as Version 1.2 Wins Approval The ODF 1.2 specification, which aims to perfect the spreadsheet workflow, has been approved by the members of the Organization for the Advancement of Structured... Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Classic Games in the Making: Old-School RPGs Are New Again In the early days of computer RPGs, all it took was you and your PC to enjoy a good story and the thrill of success. Today, you may want to experience new games in the old style--and that's what we're talking about here, to varying degrees of "new" and "old." The games in this unranked list mix old-school gameplay with new styles and ideas. We tossed in one classic for reference. 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