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#Uplink hacker elite wiki movie

In the movie, while Crash and Burn swim in a rooftop pool, several buildings light up with the words "CRASH AND BURN". The final row is a reference to the ending of the movie, where Crash romances Burn, his romantic interest, in a rooftop pool. This is a catch phrase of the protagonist, Crash, from Hackers. The following two rows (eight panels) set up a fictional scenario: the enthusiasts have been locked out of the system, the probe is being controlled by someone else, and the message "Mess with the best, die like the rest" is communicated from the probe. NASA declined to attempt to regain control of the probe, but a group of enthusiasts assembles the equipment and attempts to re-purpose the probe. The first row (four panels) explain the history of the probe, and the true story about how the probe was coming back into signal range and seemed capable of being controlled.

#Uplink hacker elite wiki movie

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