Industry Group to Set Video Games Work Standards

Chris Reimer writes "C|Net News is reporting that a new industry group will establish ethics and work standards for video game workers. From the article: 'With an aging work force of video game creators, the game industry is going through growing pains similar to what Hollywood once experienced. Today there are more programmers, artists and producers in their 30s, 40s and 50s, many with families, who are looking for better pay, fewer work hours and improved benefits. PEER will focus on representing these experienced programmers.'" This is more information on an organization that we've previously talked about (related, below).

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Re:Dupe Alert

[Spy der Mann]

This story is a dupe of the "related story" shown above.

So THAT's why the "related story" feature was invented! :)

Cool.

Re:they should get more pay when they make NEW gam

[Stormwatch]

Why do we need another generic shotemup game, like Halo or Fear.

This doesn't sound right...

Why do we need another generic shotemup game, like Gradius or Truxton.

There, I fixed it for you!