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Arkane Lyon Union Blames Microsoft for the Delays It Now Uses to Justify Closure

11.05

Members of the French video game union STJV (Syndicat des travailleureuses du jeu vidéo) at Arkane Lyon have accused Microsoft of sabotaging Marvel's Blade.

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