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03/05/2016For years now, the games industry in the Nordic countries has been serving as an example for us. MCV has published a fascinating territory report about the region on its website. For your convenience we have summarised the article in a few bullet points: The games industry in Finland has seen a spectacular rise according to Continue reading →
David 26/11/2015MCV has published a fascinating fact file on the games industry in Poland on its website. According to the article Poland is fast becoming the keystone of Eastern European games development. For your convenience we have summarised the article in a few bullet points: According to a 2014 report by B2B event organiser Digital Dragons, 60% Continue reading →
David 23/07/2015MCV has published a fascinating fact file on the games industry in Russia on its website. For your convenience we have summarised the article in a few bullet points: Russia is one of the biggest markets for video games in the world, and is slowly overcoming its long-held issue with piracy. The latest Global Software Survey from Continue reading →
David 09/07/2015MCV has published a fascinating fact file on the games industry in Finland on its website. For your convenience we have summarised the article in a few bullet points: Finland is primarily known for its domination of the mobile sector with giants Rovio (Angry Birds) and Supercell (Clash of Clans) both hailing from the country. Continue reading →
David 02/06/2015The FLEGA General Assembly of 2015 was held last week in The Level, Kortrijk (thank you for the warm welcome!). The event included a guided tour of The Level game incubator (see photo) and the annual account and budget votings by our members, but it also gave us a chance to look back on the Continue reading →
David 15/05/2015After a green light from Brussels for the reform of the French Video Game Tax Credit at the end of last year, The French Video Games Trade Association (SNJV) now welcomes the imminent entry into force of the new provisions. This key measure aims to reduce the deficit in competitiveness of video game production companies Continue reading →
