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Think tank Gun Media brings experts together to make games (exclusive interview)

Think tank Gun Media brings experts together to make games (exclusive interview)

February 28, 2013 11:29 AM Dan "Shoe" Hsu
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Startup publisher Gun doesn't want to be one of the big boys, but it does have big ideas on how to bring the right games to market.

Call of Duty alum Robert Bowling announces new iOS and Android tactical strategy game

Call of Duty alum Robert Bowling announces new iOS and Android tactical strategy game

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