Posted Dec. 7, 2012 at 6:36 a.m.
From left: Wayne Watkins, Chad Denzern, John Farnsworth, Troy Knight. (Photo by Kelly Campbell)
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Even though funding remains tight, the RTP area's video game companies look to 2013 with hope as new platform technology emerges, mobile gaming grows and how to monetize titles becomes more clear, say a group of industry executives....
2013 looks to be good year for Triangle's video game industry
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From left: Wayne Watkins, Chad Denzern, John Farnsworth, Troy Knight. (Photo by Kelly Campbell)
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Even though funding remains tight, the RTP area's video game companies look to 2013 with hope as new platform technology emerges, mobile gaming grows and how to monetize titles becomes more clear, say a group of industry executives....
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