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Comcast’s Jennifer MacLean gave an eager presentation to developers today as McWhertor snuck in some more time with Picross listened intently and took notes. The long and short of it: Comcast wants a piece of the sweet digital honey pot that is videogaming. And they’d like to partner developers for…uhh…anything they might have in mind.
In honour of the talk, were going to play a game called Spot the Evil Quote!
