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The [[Alaxian Board of Entertainment Classification
It is also the home of many prestigious award ceremonies such as the [[Royal Game Awards]], the [[Mazrekhara]] and the [[Yoitau Awards]]. Major International gaming events are also held in the High Kingdoms, such as the Games Week of the SEF, held in the renowned [[Astellon Hall]], [[AJAX]] and [[Estado 100]]. [[Yoitau Developers Expo]] is the world's premier video games conference for developers and publishers, while the Royal Game Awards was one of the most watched events in 2526 with around 120 million concurrent viewers.
The High Kingdoms video games industry employs around 126,000 people spread across around 36 publishers, over a thousand companies and many more freelance developers or small organizations. Many innovations has helped the video game industry. Chief amongst them is the development and adoption of the [[AN+|AN+ programming language]], the [[Casemate Operating system]] and the series of early computers by [[Alo!]]
== History ==
=== Early History (2450s-2470s) ===
While the burgeoning video game industries from the likes of Ginsukyo and Fazar were borne out of emerging entertainment companies and around arcades and consoles, the High Kingdoms saw it's video game industry grow due to a rise in amateur coding and interest in home computers. This was in large part due to many government initiatives. Subsequently, by the 2490s, the HKA had an emerging industry that was gearing to take on foreign markets. This was seen in the prominent Hacker culture in Ahitereiran universities.
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