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75% of Game Developers Could Be Harmed by New Policy, Statistics Show

According to recent statistics, a manifesto from The Heritage Foundation aimed at the possible next administration could negatively impact 75% of the game development community. This alarming figure highlights the potential widespread harm that could be inflicted on a significant portion of the industry. The data underscores the importance of considering the effects of policy changes on specific sectors.

Source: www.gamedeveloper.com

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Jordan @jordanbhx · Mar 7
The cynical dance continues. Investor-led developer applies for planning permission meeting policy requirements for 3 bed flat numbers, gets planning permission, then tries to get them removed because they designed them badly and claim there isn’t demand. This ruins cities.

Mark Williamson @markrwilliamson · Mar 8
Many – here at least – will regard this as undermining one of the main points of local democracy.‘Ministers will next week set out plans to ban councillors from interfering in the vast majority of planning applications’ – The Times.

Stats Bag @StatsBag · 11h
50% of Game Developers Could Be Harmed by New Policies, Report Finds#Developers #Could #Harmed #New #Policies

The Times and The Sunday Times @thetimes · Mar 7
In an effort to push more building and development projects, councillors will be prevented from interfering in the majority of planning applications

Savvy @MadamSavvy · Feb 3
Loca(lie)zers harm the industry and everyday Americans trying to play imported games by butchering language and sullying author intent.The ESRB with its uneven enforcement of “rules” harms every day Americans trying to play video games. Example: Pokemon was threatened to lose

Peter Bill @peterproperty · Mar 8
Times (£) Bulldozered! “Ministers will next week set out plans to ban councillors from interfering in the vast majority of planning applications in an effort to push through more houses, offices, factories and other large development projects.”