Universities keen to train video game makers as market grows


Japanese universities are stepping up their efforts to train video game creators.

With the domestic game market valued at more than ¥2 trillion (RM83.7bil), there is a need for talent from a diverse range of fields, including programmers, specialists in visual effects and music, and producers who can lead overseas expansion.

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