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A digital billboard featuring shuttered game developers went viral at Summer Game Fest in Los Angeles .
It listed shuttered studios like Arkane Austin , Tango Gameworks , and Volition.
New Blood Interactive’s co-founder Dave Oshry says he wanted people in the gaming industry to “see it and go hell yeah, good shout’ and pour one out for those studios and remember the games they made.
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