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GamesIndustry.biz reports Tim Willits sees familiar licenses as a gateway to gaming

Licenses such as Back to the Future offer both nostalgia and a way in for non-hardcore gamers, Saber Interactive's Tim Willits says, GamesIndustry.biz reports.

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GamesIndustry.biz reports that Saber Interactive's Tim Willits sees licenses such as Back to the Future as more than nostalgia for "old guys like us." He says they also offer an entry point for people who aren't hardcore gamers. The outlet's coverage also discusses generative AI and moving development out of North America.

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@GIBizSaber Interactive's Tim Willits on generative AI, moving development out of North America, and embracing recognisable IP. "Sometimes I play these games and I can just see the wasted money" https://bit.ly/4cCP4nb
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    @GIBizSaber Interactive's Tim Willits on generative AI, moving development out of North America, and embracing recognisable IP. "Sometimes I play these games and I can just see the wasted money" https://bit.ly/4cCP4nb
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