Perforce is really common in a few domains because it handles 1TB+ repo sizes cleanly, has simple replication, locking of binary files and a good UI client for

Perforce is really common in a few domains because it handles 1TB+ repo sizes cleanly, has simple replication, locking of binary files and a good UI client for non-programmers. Was pretty much used exclusively back when I was in gamedev, not sure if that's still the case.