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State: Video game venture means 75 new New Orleans-area jobs - Vimarsana News

State: Video game venture means 75 new New Orleans-area jobs

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A new video game development project based in New Orleans will create 75 new jobs with an average annual salary of $100,000, state officials said Wednesday. Possibility Space is a project of entrepreneur Jeff Strain, who is known for creating Seattle-based ArenaNet, which was acquired by NCsoft, and Undead Labs, which was acquired by Microsoft.

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ArenaNet, Undead Labs founder Jeff Strain announces new studio called Possibility Space - Vimarsana News

ArenaNet, Undead Labs founder Jeff Strain announces new studio called Possibility Space

ArenaNet and Undead Labs founder Jeff Strain announces a new studio named Possibility Space. This team is starting out with veterans from Electronic Arts, Oculus, Ubisoft and more.

Gov. Edwards, Possibility Space Announce Video Game Development Studio | Office of Governor John Bel Edwards - Vimarsana News

Gov. Edwards, Possibility Space Announce Video Game Development Studio | Office of Governor John Bel Edwards

The Office of Governor John Bel Edwards, putting Louisiana first..

ArenaNet and Ubisoft veterans create new studio Possibility Space - Vimarsana News

ArenaNet and Ubisoft veterans create new studio Possibility Space

Game development studio aims to support, mentor, and hire people from underrepresented communities

ArenaNet and Ubisoft veterans create new studio Possibility Space - Vimarsana News

ArenaNet and Ubisoft veterans create new studio Possibility Space

Game development studio aims to support, mentor, and hire people from underrepresented communities