Rockstar says average work week under 46 hours
"We will not stop working to improve in this area," says co-head of Red Dead Redemption 2 developer
Articles by Brendan Sinclair
Brendan Sinclair, North American Editor
Brendan joined GamesIndustry International in 2012. Based in Toronto, Ontario, he was previously senior news editor at CBS-owned GameSpot in the US.
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Where studio management sees dedication, creators from across the AAA and indie spectrum see mismanagement, abuse
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NHL team bans Fortnite, other games
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Naoto Hiraoka steps down as Atlus CEO and president
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2018 will go down as the Year of the Bad Employer
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