The video game industry has now so large turnover, it would be foolish not to consider it a great resource, both for his country and for the futureProfessional citizens, given the high number of employees that it involves. He must have seen fit President Barack Obama, along with his staff, proposed to invest $ 4 billion in "Computer Science for All" project. Thanks to the latter, the president would like to finance new teachers and classes, they can bring children (with an eye, it seems, for women's inclusion) to the world of creation software.Affinche the initiative becomes effective,need the approval of Congress, so for now it is only a proposal. "Surely video games are an entry point for many young people," reasoned Tom Calil, deputy White House. "The reason that many young people could be interested information technology is because they love to play, but would also create them." We'll see if, in the United States of America, there will be this new push for the future of the computer and video game industry.