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minus-squareBob Robertson IXlinkfedilinkEnglish0•5 months agoAnd those indie studios are going to be AAA studios in a few years, run by people who care about making great games over maximizing profits.
And those indie studios are going to be AAA studios in a few years, run by people who care about making great games over maximizing profits.