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Will Wright<br><br> BAFTA fellowship

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Will Wright<br><br> BAFTA fellowship

The American developer who created 'The Sims' was awarded a BAFTA fellowship in recognition of his 20 years in the video game industry. He is the first person from the profession to be offered a fellowship to BAFTA. He joins the likes of Sir David Jason, Albert Finney and Stephen Spielberg as a fellow of the Academy.

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