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Last Updated: Jun. 12, 2018 · 7:40 p.m.

E-sports competitors enter an arena at a DreamHack event in 2017. (Courtesy DreamHack)

DreamHack 2017 will bring 20,000 gamers to Denver this weekend — here’s what’s in it for you

One of DreamHack's main draws is the freeplay area, which will feature board games and a selection of computer, arcade, console and virtual-reality games.

Second Wind Interactive co-founder Justin Larrabee (right) shows some passers-by his company's new virtual reality video game. Denver Comic Con, July 1, 2017. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Denver Comic Con showcases a slew of indie gamemakers hailing from the Front Range

Here's our guide to the Denver-area video game producers whose wares are on display at Comic Con this weekend.

A character in Horizon: Zero Dawn looks over the ruins of a city clearly modeled after Denver, with Mile High in the foreground. (Sony Computer Entertainment)

Horizon: Zero Dawn shows us a post-apocalyptic Colorado that is probably all the transplants’ fault

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Facing likely defeat, Amendment T backers say they’ll return in 2018 with a clear message and a lot more money

Coloradans have opted to keep slavery in our constitution by 17,000 votes.

A man rides a "John Deere" tracklayer tractor in a Colorado field. Between 1940 and 1950. (Lloyd Rule/Denver Public Library/Western History Collection/Z-10211)

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Denver in 5 minutes: What you need to know today, Nov. 16

Tom Trujillo counts ballots just in from a polling station. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Amendment T, the one meant to remove slavery from Colorado’s constitution, might be headed for a recount

Colorado's voters were asked to eliminate an archaic and offensive reference to slavery as a punishment for a crime in the state Constitution. But a week after the vote, the poorly-written amendment is on the cusp of failing.

Amendment T: What you need to know about removing slavery from Colorado’s constitution

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Pokemon Go Denver adventure videos are weirdly entertaining

Before we get any further, I should warn you that there are swears, millennials and a dude wearing part of a Santa Claus costume below.

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