Unity chief John Riccitiello stirred things up with some pointed words about monetizing videogames.
"Ferrari and some of the other high-end car manufacturers still use clay and carving knives," Riccitiello said in reference to developers who resist monetization efforts.
That's a hot take by any measure, and Riccitiello's words sparked almost immediate backlash, particularly from the indie development community.
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