Drone-Blaster

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Drone-Blaster was one of the many games that Torra Doza had. It was a singleplayer hologame that involved holographic images of remotes flying around a space, and the player had to shoot the images with a toy blaster in order to obtain points and win.
==Behind the scenes==
The holograms from Torra Doza's Drone-Blaster employed the same style of training remotes used by Mickey Mouse in the 1977 film Mickey, Donald, Minnie, Goofy: The Four Musketeers, the first installment of the Star Wars Musketeers trilogy.
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==Notes and references==
Category:Hologames