Posted Jun. 19, 2012 at 2:17 p.m.
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Privately held Epic Games has never taken outside money. Now it is partly owned by a Chinese Internet giant. What does this mean for Epic's gamers and partners? "More" offerings and benefits, the firm's president says....
President: Epic still in control of own destiny after deal
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Privately held Epic Games has never taken outside money. Now it is partly owned by a Chinese Internet giant. What does this mean for Epic's gamers and partners? "More" offerings and benefits, the firm's president says....
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