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Top 5 Member blogs @ Gamasutra

Posted on November 10, 2011 by altug isigan

I’m happy that my latest blog on Gamasutra made into the top 5 list of standout member blogs of the week!

I wrote about Games That Can’t Be Won, and you can check out the other standout blogs of the week here.

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