Japan Earthquake impact Gaming Industry national game company charity fundraiser

(compiled/ananas) according to overseas media reports, the local gaming industry was also affected by the disaster caused by the tsunami and earthquake in Japan.　　But like all the ordinary Japanese citizens, the gaming industry is fully supporting the current rescue effort by announcing a series of aid initiatives.　　The game companies are from many different countries, such as the South Korean online games "Eternal Tower" operator NCsoft Company, through its joint venture in Japan Ncjapan the Japanese side donated 5 billion yen (400 million yuan). "Final Fantasy" operator, Tokyo Local gaming company Square Enix donated 100 million yen (8 million RMB), and the company also launched a fund-raising initiative in its in-house staff and games.　　The money will eventually be paid to the Red Cross Society of Japan.　　Seattle's PopCap Gaming company also said it would sell all games for the iphone and ipad in the next 48 hours, starting 12:01 19th, and use all the money sold to aid the Japanese disaster.　　The Atlanta game developer Hi UBM also said that at 19, 20th at 30 percent of the price of their company's game of the global Plan Agenda, and the sale of all the proceeds of the game donated to the Japanese Earthquake Relief Red Cross Society.　　Other companies, including Tecmo Koei, Sega and Sammy, Nintendo, Namco Bandai, Sony and Le US, have also announced that they will soon make a joint contribution to the disaster area in Japan. Ellen Marett, senior head of the Japanese labor bureau, said, "We have recently set up an office in Tokyo where we will ensure the safety of our staff, and we know that countless people still need food, shelter and medical care in Japan and we will do our best to help them." Ellen added, "The iphone and ipad game" Plant vs. Zombies "is the first in the Japanese sales rankings, and from the current situation, it's a good way to raise donations in the form of game promotions.