How Vancouver is building the next generation of game developers

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At Pocket Gamer Connects London 2016, Alysia Judge spoke to Vancouver Economic Commission's Digital Entertainment and Interactive manager Nancy Mott about how mobile games and VR are growing the local development scene, and how it's working with high schools to provide the next generation of talent.



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Vancouver Economic Commission
Nancy Mott
Pocket Gamer Connects London 2016
Vancouver
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