The games industry heads for Hollywood: "In some cases costs could even rise as high as $20m (£11.5m), it warned.
High costs coupled with the risk of games flopping mean developers are likely to focus on fewer and higher quality titles in future."
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Before that I spent 11 years running Future Platforms, a software company I co-founded which makes lovely things for mobile phones, and which I sold in 2011.
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