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Pakistan’s video game industry struggles to fetch foreign exchange, create jobs for developers

  • The country earned $171 million by developing video games last year, reflecting a small share in the $300 billion global market
  • Pakistani universities do not offer animation and gaming degrees, making it hard for local developers to compete internationally
By Aamir Saeed ·
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Pakistani esports teams struggle to compete globally despite success in Tekken 

By Haseeb Asif ·

Iraqis find escape, success on a virtual battleground

By AFP ·

Shanghai builds $900m hub in push to be eSports leader

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