With better planning, games-makers don't feel like slaves - Vancouver Sun

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With better planning, games-makers don't feel like slaves - Vancouver Sun

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With better planning, games-makers don't feel like slaves
Vancouver Sun, Canada - 5 hours ago
Four-year employee James Banting, a software engineer on the NHL games at EA's Burnaby studio, attributes the turnaround to better project planning. ...

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