As a game developer, I often think of myself as the god  of my world — deciding what exists, when it exists, and how long it stays in memory. While artists and designers create the world’s beauty — the reflections, the smoke trails, the intricate metal panels on a car — I’m the one making sure that beauty runs at 60 frames per second . In my game Gangs of Gaddis , which mixes vehicle combat, explosions, and powerup chaos inside colorful Indian-inspired towns, every second on

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