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alessandrotoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca·3 months ago3 months ago

Court documents show that not only is Valve a fraction the size [only 336 employees in 2021] of companies like EA or Ubisoft, it's smaller than a lot of triple-A developers

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Court documents show that not only is Valve a fraction the size [only 336 employees in 2021] of companies like EA or Ubisoft, it's smaller than a lot of triple-A developers

(www.pcgamer.com)

alessandrotoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca·3 months ago3 months ago

Court documents show that not only is Valve a fraction the size of companies like EA or Ubisoft, it's smaller than a lot of triple-A developers

www.pcgamer.com

According to improperly redacted documents from a recent lawsuit, Valve had 336 employees in 2021.

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I think that is one reason why Valve has remained dominant in this space for over 20 years.