GTA dev says "day zero" patch mentality is bad news for everyone: "encourages poor development and management practices, and it's a worse customer experience too"
It started with the music's 'we'll fix it in the mix'
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Colin Anderson is currently the managing director of Denki Games, but earlier in his career, he created music for, and worked as an audio manager on a little series calledGrand Theft Auto, helping to develop the first two GTA games, …
