The video game industry in the United Kingdom wanted to officially responds to all of Europe, following the referendum of yesterday that has made the will, theMost of the Anglo-Saxon people, going out by the European Union. Richard Wilson, TIGA UK gaming association's CEO, said: "The video game industry in the UK is a high-tech company that provides a high quality of employment for more than 30,000 people. It is still export-oriented, with at least 95% of the studies that export abroad. Following the 'Brexit' referendum, it will be more important than ever to strengthen, not harm, thosesectors where the UK is very competitive: defense, high production engineering, universities and creative industries, including the video game. "" For the game industry, it is especially important that the policy affords the gaming companies have sufficient funds, remission fiscal and clear rights to IP and the intellectual properties and the possibility of access to highly qualified persons outside the United Kingdom. Each new migration system does notmust be expensive or complicated, otherwise the industry could moderate growth "concluded Wilson.Jo Twist, CEO of network gaming UKIE said that" political uncertainty after the referendum will have an impact on our business, "adding, however, that it is "important to remember that we are already at a global level of success and that we are a major exporter of the digital economy" .Jason Kingsley, CEO of Rebellion and presidentTIGA, added: "We have a highly skilled workforce, a growing population and a heritage of successful thirty years. While uncertainty is unwelcome to businesses, the UK games industry will remain strong, flexible and competitive. "