What The Last of Us Part II’s $220 Million Budget Measures
The Last of Us Part II’s $220 million development cost shows why marketing, accounting treatment and lifecycle spending change game budget comparisons.
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The Last of Us Part II’s $220 million development cost shows why marketing, accounting treatment and lifecycle spending change game budget comparisons.
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