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‘We had to do a lot of technological work that was sort of unprecedented … which was really challenging and exciting,” Crossplay producer on the effort to bring The New York Times’ first two-player game to life

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'We had to do a lot of technological work that was sort of unprecedented ... which was really challenging and exciting,

By [email protected] (Lance Ulanoff) TechRadar speaks with New York Times Senior Producer Jeff Petriello about the origins of the newly launched Crossplay, its hidden easter eggs, and what’s next. …read more

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