21.   Actually the purchase of existing private homes is not part of the deal, and the developers have no plans to offer gambling.

22.   But developers would have had to charge steep fares to recoup their investment.

23.   But game developers had a different view.

24.   But many closer-in communities are still not fully built out, so their developers still have new houses to sell.

25.   But in order to get the ball rolling, a small developer usually has to create a workable version of the game to show a publisher.

26.   But to take advantage of the power inside the yellow box, developers would have to rewrite their programs from scratch.

27.   Critics also complain that the permit process takes too long and that developers have little protection against extended appeals.

28.   Developers have to tag cedar, oak and other trees over a certain size and face fines if they cut down those they are supposed to save.

29.   Developers would have to shoulder the full cost of roads, schools and other new public facilities that serve their projects.

30.   Developers had many struggles creating games with the new and unfamiliar system.