sure we have mechanisms in place for knowledge transfer to make sure that when someone moves on, someone else will be there to fill those shoes."Pearce
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on workers at Blizzard. He said many of the people working on WoW still have a
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the title. On the other hand, if developers are losing interest in playing the
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start-up A Bit Lucky, creators of Facebook game Lucky Train, raised $5 million
in a Series A round of funding lead by free-to-play online game publisher Nexon
America.Founded in 2009 and based in Silicon Valley, A Bit Lucky is best known
for creating Lucky
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investment exemplifies its efforts to "identify, invest in and work
collaboratively with the best and most innovative game developers." The
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Lerer Ventures, and XG Ventures.With this financing round, Nexon will be
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