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     • In 2021, video game companies in Canada generated an estimated $4.3 billion in revenue from all sources, demonstrating a growth of 20% since 2019.
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     THE CANADIAN VIDEO GAME INDUSTRY

2. madeinca.ca › video-game-industry-statistics-canadaVideo Game Industry Statistics in Canada | Made in CA

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   Oct 28, 2024 · In 2021, the video game industry contributed $5.5 billion to the Canadian GDP. This represented a 23% increase since 2019. Over $3.2 billion was contributed directly by the industry, while over $1.2 billion came from indirect sources.

   • Canada is the third biggest producer of video games, only the United States and Japan produce more games than Canada.
   • There are over 23 million gamers in Canada.
   • Canada has over 900 companies that develop video games in a wide range of genres and platforms.

3. www.statista.com › topics › 3436Video game monetization - Statistics & Facts | Statista

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   Jun 5, 2024 · Spotlight: continuous monetization through live service games. Discover all relevant statistics and facts on microtransactions and video game monetization models now on statista.com!

4. www.statista.com › topics › 10511Video gaming in Canada - Statistics & Facts | Statista

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   Jan 10, 2024 · In 2021, there were 937 video game companies in Canada, and four out of five video game companies in Canada were located in Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia.

5. www.statista.com › topics › 868Video game industry - Statistics & Facts | Statista

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   The global video game industry is a billion-dollar business and has been for many years. In 2024, the revenue from the worldwide gaming market was estimated at almost 455 billion U.S. dollars...

6. mobilesyrup.com › 2021/11/09 › the-canadian-videoCanada's video game industry now contributes $5.5 billion to GDP

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   Nov 9, 2021 · The Canadian video game industry has grown 23 percent since 2019 to contribute $5.5 billion to Canada’s GDP, according to a new biennial report from The Entertainment Software Association of Canada (ESA Canada).

7. theesa.ca › wp-content › uploadsTHE CANADIAN VIDEO GAME INDUSTRY

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   More than half (54%) of companies in the industry employ fewer than five people. In 2021, video game companies in Canada generated an estimated $4.3 billion in revenue from all sources, demonstrating a growth of 20% since 2019. A significant share (84%) of this revenue is from export markets outside of Canada.

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   How much does the video game industry spend in Canada?

   • The video game industry in Canada spent an estimated $3.7 billion in 2021, an increase of 17% in the last two years. As with previous years, more than two-thirds (68%) of this total relates to spending on labour, accounting for approximately $2.5 billion in direct labour income.

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   How does the video game industry make money?

   • The revenues in the video game industry are generated through consumer spending on games, in-game purchases, and subscription fees. In 2021, the video game industry contributed $5.5 billion to the Canadian GDP. This represented a 23% increase since 2019.

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   How much money does gaming make in Canada?

   • In fact, at more than $15 billion, gaming: • generates almost $9 billion annually to fund government and community programs and services. The size and growth of gaming in Canada is reflective of the increase in availability of legal gaming options in response to market demand, consumer tastes and societal change.

   Industry Data - Canadian Gaming Association

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   How many video game companies are there in Canada?

   • In 2021, 937 active video game companies were identified in Canada, a 35% increase since 2019. Much of this growth occurred in Ontario and Quebec which increased the national total by 137 active companies. More than half (54%) of companies in the industry employ fewer than five people.

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   How much revenue will video game industry generate in 2021?

   • In 2021, the global industry will generate over US$176 billion in revenue, a 21% increase from 2019. The Canadian video game industry has followed a similar trajectory over the same period. In 2021, the industry generated an estimated US$3.4 billion in revenue, having grown by 20% since 2019.

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   How do gaming companies make money?

   • Long gone are the times where the only way of making money in the game industry was customers simply buying a game – as of 2024, there are many other ways gaming companies seemingly endlessly monetize their gaming content. Discover all relevant statistics and facts on microtransactions and video game monetization models now on statista.com!

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9. canadiangaming.ca › industry-dataIndustry Data - Canadian Gaming Association

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   In fact, at more than $15 billion, gaming: • is the largest segment of Canada’s entertainment industry; • directly supports more than 135,000 full time jobs; and. • generates almost $9 billion annually to fund government and community programs and services.