Videogame 'Question Time' this month in UK, pro-game MPs to talk

This month in Piccadilly, London an event will be held chaired by The Telegraph’s Matt Warman, where British politicians will talk videogames.

Entrance will cost the public and MPs Ed Vaizey (Conservative), Tom Watson (Labour) and Don Foster (Liberal Democrat) will be in attendance.

Those cheeky devils that organised the event used ‘Question Time’ in the name, which is actually a political show in the UK where bigwig people are grilled by the public - however the two are not linked for this event in London.

It takes place March 29th, and Vaizey has previously demanded more support be given to the UK’s videogame industry. Watson has said how games are the ”dominant cultural phenomenon of this century” to be ignored at anyone’s peril. Foster has said they’re vital to the UK economy moving forward.

Entry will cost £10 for anyone interested in strolling down to Piccadilly, London.

Source: Eurogamer