NZ video games industry calls for government help

NZ video games industry calls for government help
Staff reporters
The New Zealand Game Developers Association says many local video game studios are expanding across the Tasman to get Australian tax subsidies and wants NZ to fight back.Chair Chelsea Rapp said the industry was “riding an unprecedented wave of success” with a record $407 million in revenue over the past year, but it was now under threat.Many local studios, including A44 Games, PikPok, RocketWerkz and, Metia Interactive, were planning expansion in Australia because of tax subsidies offered by its government.For example, she said, Aus...