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In January 2010, Donald Mustard was sitting on his couch when he made a decision that would change his life, the course of his company and send him on a collision course with Star Wars: The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams. And it was kind of an accident.
So begins Polygon's latest feature, "How Shadow Complex led Chair to Infinity Blade, to Star Wars, to J.J. Abrams and back again." You can read it on Polygon, of course. You can also listen to it in the latest episode of Polygon Longform below.
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