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"Illegal" Minecraft community servers might not have killed SKG's California dream, but they sure didn't help.
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"Illegal" Minecraft community servers might not have killed SKG's California dream, but they sure didn't help.
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An international web of legal action, financial distress and absurd publisher behaviour is one way to kill a studio.