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    <description>Forget the billion-dollar franchises — the most passionate, obsessive, and genuinely fun gaming discussions happening online right now are happening in tiny corners of the internet. We dug into why indie and retro game fandoms are eating AAA communities alive when it comes to real engagement, and what it tells us about how people actually connect online.</description>
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