#281: To me, to you
Game-industry bigwigs see Sony putting its foot in it, and decide to follow its lead.
Game-industry bigwigs see Sony putting its foot in it, and decide to follow its lead.
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Jim Ryan may be gone, but Sony's odd 'strategic' choices are here to stay.
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