20 game firms across both countries to fund communal training and testing
A collection of some twenty game-related companies across northern France and Belgium have formed a co-operative alliance.
Game IN’s membership includes game studio Ankama, accessory firm Bigben Interactive, and game dev training group Supinfogames.
It is said the entire membership yields over €250 million in combined annual revenues.
The non-profit group aims to establish a communal gameplay tester office for all members, as well as set up training courses, investment events and other information-sharing get-togethers
“We are centred in one of the most active regions in France for games, especially in terms of revenues and new business opportunities,” said Game IN president Benoit Clerc.
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“Our potential of growth needs to be encouraged, showcased, and confirmed through a non-profit structure gathering games professionals in the Euro region. We want to be ambitious to build up for our industry's future.”
Isn't it a bit misleading to call it a union because it represents the interests of firms rather than individual employees?
