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    Competition for jobs in video game development has never been higher.

    The release of new consoles has lead to a downturn in sales of games for older platforms, while the market for next-generation games has not yet matured.

    The result has been a fall in global games software revenues of nearly $3bn (£1.5bn; 2bn euros) in the last two years, according to media analysts Screen Digest.

    So how hard is it to break into the games industry at a time like this?

    Matt Jeffrey, head of recruitment for Electronic Arts (EA) in Europe, receives hundreds of applications for every new design and development position he offers.

    "The strongest talent pool in the world is residing in the UK and Europe so our challenge is to get the most talented individuals into our studio," said Mr Jeffrey.

    Potential talent can come from a number of sources.

    "Some of those people could be working on a game degree now," Mr Jeffrey said.

    source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6428359.stm

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    interested my bro might like this

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    When i was a kid i wanted to help design video games. But i did not know how to start or what college. Sucked! oh well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by csilla View Post
    Competition for jobs in video game development has never been higher.

    The release of new consoles has lead to a downturn in sales of games for older platforms, while the market for next-generation games has not yet matured.

    The result has been a fall in global games software revenues of nearly $3bn (£1.5bn; 2bn euros) in the last two years, according to media analysts Screen Digest.

    So how hard is it to break into the games industry at a time like this?

    Matt Jeffrey, head of recruitment for Electronic Arts (EA) in Europe, receives hundreds of applications for every new design and development position he offers.

    "The strongest talent pool in the world is residing in the UK and Europe so our challenge is to get the most talented individuals into our studio," said Mr Jeffrey.

    Potential talent can come from a number of sources.

    "Some of those people could be working on a game degree now," Mr Jeffrey said.

    source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6428359.stm

    This sounds interesting. I will check the link.

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    There is a good scope in computer game designing

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    i wouldnt know where to start !! sounds good if you know how to do it !

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    i alwayds wanted to be a gaming programmer ..i am doing animation to learn more..hope will be a gaming designer 1 day.......

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    Blizzard is always hiring people for graphic designs and stuff like that. Thus the new crappy season 3 gear !!! Lol but blizz should pay well.

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