‘I just assume someone is being greedy’: Double Fine’s Tim Schafer says he doesn’t know why the industry isn’t recovering
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{ "epilogue": "Double Fine founder Tim Schafer discussed ongoing gaming industry woes, mass layoffs, and studio closures following his studio's split with Xbox. He questioned the economics of the industry and stated that he did not understand how gaming companies work, asserting that someone must be greedy somewhere.
The story subsequently quieted without further coverage of a definitive resolution." }
Epilogue added 40d ago, after coverage quieted.
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