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Savage Planet lead explains Google really didn't like "subjectivity" in their anti-corporation game but luckily "they're not the smartest"

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Alex Hutchinson explains that Google did not enjoy the team making an anti-corporation game, an issue that's gone with Revenge of the Savage Planet.
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Savage Planet lead explains Google really didn't like "subjectivity" in their anti-corporation game but luckily "they're not the smartest"

Alex Hutchinson explains that Google did not enjoy the team making an anti-corporation game, an issue that's gone with Revenge of the Savage Planet.

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videogamer.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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