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Tags: gamespot, development, emotion
Game programmers break down how interruptions impact their work, and how to get back on-track
Sifteo Cubes ditch brute power for engineering, and present a funky challenge for developers
David Cage reacts to critics, will continue to beat the drum for emotional games
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John Davison
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