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Tim Schafer: Game Industry Economics Broken by Greed, Four-Year Downturn Unexplained
Schafer attributes layoffs to greed, compares AAA and indie risks
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Schafer said he assumes 'someone is being greedy somewhere' but hopes the cycle bounces back. He noted AAA studios are more volatile and stressful, with developers laid off after shipping games, while indie developers risk running out of money. Both sectors attract people driven by passion rather than stability.
“I just assume it's, like, someone is being greedy somewhere. But I hope it is a cycle, and I hope it bounces back.”
Tim Schafer
Tim Schafer Double Fine founderXbox Publisher and console maker
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2 outlets Double Fine's Tim Schafer on Games Industry Job Losses: "Someone is Being Greedy Somewhere"
first by Insider Gaming, 8h ago · also Video Games Chronicle
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- ‘I just assume someone is being greedy’: Double Fine’s Tim Schafer says he doesn’t know why the industry isn’t recovering Video Games Chronicle · 8h ago
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first by IGN, 4h ago
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