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Phil Spencer on the Importance of Smaller Games Beyond Live Service Models
Phil Spencer emphasizes the role of smaller, narrative-driven games in contrast to the mainstream trend of live service models.
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Phil Spencer emphasizes the role of smaller, narrative-driven games in contrast to the mainstream trend of live service models.
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A Japanese patent attorney discusses the routine nature of Nintendo's patent claims being predominantly rejected in the U.S.
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