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The boundary between game creators and players may weaken
The boundary between game creators and players may weaken
Baszucki expects easier creation tools to make digital play more fluid, with both professional creators and ordinary users participating more directly in making immersive experiences.
- Speaker
- David Baszucki
- Source timestamp
- 41:41
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