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Real games make the scene in Law & Order's GamerGate episode

Jan 31 2015 by Polygon

Say this for Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: When the show's creators decided to take on video gaming as a subject, and needed to create an expo floor full of them, they went out and got real ones, made by real developers.

For Remi Crespo and Henry Yamada of Orlando, Fla.-based Heroic Stand, it means a star turn for theirÂ recently released Temple Tap, (iOS andÂ Android) which struggled to stand out among numerous mobile games latching onto the popularity of Temple Run. "We're...

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Jan 31 2015 by Polygon

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