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Responding to the very real threat that Realtime Worlds might relocate to Ireland, the government is now seriously considering tax breaks.
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether it will hear the appeal of the California game law.
The trade organization for gaming companies is reacting to universal ratings with vitriol, saying it will "violate the Constitution's first amendment."
The U.K. trade organization also feels that a tax break could result in 1,400 new jobs over the next five years.
One of the largest game developers in Germany might move its development offices elsewhere if the Bundestag bans violent games.
In this brief, he basically says it is impossible for parents to properly manage games that children play and that games are a complete bane to children's mental health.
Bobby Jindal loves tax credits, and he's hoping that they bring more game companies to the Pelican State.
Game Studios Will Benefit from Tax Credit in British Columbia
The province has fallen a bit off its pace as one of the leading places for gaming companies, and they're looking to change that.
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