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Both good and bad news for indie devs looking at Xbox One
It looks like Xbox One will be bringing indie games out of the ghetto, but at the same time it's restricting access to those with publishers.
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OPINION: The Xbox One is a smart console in spite of itself
It's no secret that gamers and specialist media were massively underwhelmed by the Xbox One reveal, but Microsoft knew that.
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INTERVIEW: Adam Pollington from Xbox Australia talks Xbox One
Following this morning's Xbox One reveal in Redmond, MCV spoke to Xbox Australia Product Manager Adam Pollington for more details.
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Both good and bad news for indie devs looking at Xbox One
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