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everyone on May 16, 2014 | parent | context | favorite | on: The shock of playing the Ouya, one year later

ok, but even that is never used. For instance no publisher ever announces the release of their new "AA" or "A" game.

TillE on May 16, 2014 [–]

AA is absolutely being used in the gaming press, particularly to distinguish mid-sized decently-funded (eg, Kickstarter'd) studios from proper indie games.

I doubt you'll find many instances of "AAA" in press releases either. It's an industry term, not intended for the general public.

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