Texas now ranks second in the nation, behind California, in video game employment, with roughly 5,000 residents working in the industry. This is driven by one of the largest tax incentive programs in the nation, which offers cash grants to video game productions for wages paid to Texas residents. Texas legislators have allocated $85 million to the program for next year.
Texas now ranks second in the nation, behind California, in video game employment, with roughly 5,000 residents working in the industry. This is driven by one of the largest tax incentive programs in the nation, which offers cash grants to video game productions for wages paid to Texas residents. Texas legislators have allocated $85 million to the program for next year.
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