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As part of the recently-announced Games Up? campaign lobbying for tax breaks for games studios and better higher education, the organisers have published stats and facts proving their case about the commercial strength of the UK.
The details, in full, are provided below:
One day – probably not too many years away – the currently infamous Byron Review will seem as applicable to gaming as ‘Here be dragons!’ scrawled on the edges of ancient maps, and the interactive entertainment of the future will find our agonising over age ratings laughable.
This weekend I did something I'm not proud of. I bought the Mail on Sunday.
