From Deseret News archives:
Video-game companies pump $77 million into the state's economy
• Direct employees: 477
• Indirect employees (producers of equipment and software used by game developers): 1,577
• State economic contribution: $77 million
• Growth: 32.7%
• Indirect employees (producers of equipment and software used by game developers): 1,577
• State economic contribution: $77 million
• Growth: 32.7%
Source: Entertainment Software Association
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