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21-Year-Old Game Developer Hits Big Time

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By · December 12, 2008 · 4 Comments

Though it was a conference call, three parties in three different locations, it was easy to imagine 21-year-old game developer and college student Evan Miller sitting in a dark room, two corporate suits tapping their feet and looking at their watches behind him.

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  1. great work from this guy, age 21 with great future and now earned a great amount of respect for this work, once again its all about social network, which help boosting the gamers communication.

  2. Lol, “I get more phone calls now”.

    Sounds like a down to earth guy, lets see what the money does!

  4. Tesleem
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    I have a very nice game that i want to get published. It is a very cool game that i am sure will beat the likes of God of War hands down. I am looking forward to sell it to a major publisher…is there anyone out there

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