UK to support gaming industry through budget

According to foreign media reports, Britain's finance minister Alistair has passed a budget to support the UK gaming industry. Although all the details have not been disclosed, he pledged that the measure would resemble the current set of measures to revive the British film industry.　　Britain's investment in the UK film industry has been backed by billions of dollars through lotteries and funds. "Our creative industries offer a great deal of jobs, a huge source of wealth and an opportunity to get credit." He said: "I will provide financial support, concrete steps will be similar to the resumption of British film industry measures." "This is a very successful pioneering industry, and now half of the sales are from exports, so we need to keep the industry healthy, especially given more hope to the gaming industry developers." Earlier this month, Stephen Thoms, the UK secretary for Digital Britain, told reporters that the government would cut taxes on the UK video game industry.　　He points out that the interactive entertainment industry is an important industry that can help the UK recover economically at a broader level. "I think there is no doubt that the computer game industry is part of the economy for the government," he said.　　And at the moment we can see that its future is very good, "he said. "So we are considering providing a new direction for the industry, and we need the entire British population to see that we are working to revive the economy." "The next step is for the government to work with the gaming industry to set up a committee to apply some British cultural standards to the game," said Richard Wilson, Tiga chief executive of the proposed draft. "The UK gaming industry is one of the most creative and innovative industries in the world." The government's decision will mean that we can continue to invest heavily in the UK, introduce talent and prevent brain drain from our overseas rivals. ”