Which part of the U.S.A has got more game development Companies?
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bay area/silicon valley california
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There are only 3 luge tracks in the USA. One is in Lake Placid, NY, the second is in Park City, Utah, the third is near Traverse City, Michigan.
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I doubt if any of them do.\n\nBut you are asking the wrong question.  Your question should be "What colleges in California (or elsewhere) offer a major that is appropriate for someone who wants to design video games?"\n\nThe answer to that question is:\n\n1.  Berkeley\n2.  Cal Tech\n3.  Stanford
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USA! I live in the OC, California, and if we broke off and made our own country we would be the seventh wealthiest country in the world. So right there that's only a small portion of the United States.  Money says a lot in terms of power!
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American Company that Manufactures Everything
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Any big city...like New York city NY, San Diego Ca, Los Angeles Ca, Fort Worth Tx, Dallas Tx....etc. I would stay away from Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and many parts of Tennessee, North & South Carolinia. Mississippi would be a great place to go, but it's a poor state in the sense of finding good jobs there.
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California. Aside from movies, good wine, citrus, and microchips they don't really add much to the country. Mostly it is highly influential politically even though its population does not represent an accurate cross section of the avg. American. Besides we can make movies anywhere, wine can be grown other places and microchips are made overseas anyways.
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No, NFL Europe is a great exposure tool for the league to to showcase the game to a new market.\n\nBesides, there already is a developmental league in the US ... it's called Division I college football and it doesn't cost the league a dime.
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United States of America
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Most territory that's not covered by a city would be Alaska.  Interesting, Nevada looks to have the highest percentage of non-improved land.
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It would help if you said more specifically you are looking for in an IT company. But any of the larger firms will have offices in multiple cities. Check link for example:
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they're a team in Nevada the Las Vegas Gladiators they should get a new team in big markets LA, NEW YORK,CHICAGO,Mexico isn't a big market because soccer is big there
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Why go overseas?  There is a ton of work right here in the US.  Florida, California, Georgia.
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If you mean USA products, Brazil has almost all products being soldeverywhere. \n\nSao Paulo has 21 million of inhabitans and a lot of multinational companies. You can fined everything there. Other regions, specially in North and Center-West you can find some lack. \n\nBrazil has almost the same size as USA so its natural find discrepancies between north and south, same found between Alaska and Miami. \n\nBrazil doesnt have some special regional products (like Nuit's dry meat) or most recent High Tech products to the usual consumer's. About industry, probably Spacial industry and most recent design products. \n\nEverything else you can find there.\n\nPrice about those things are completely diferent issue.
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I say ATL- not because I live here. Atlanta is a work in progress and has much potential to be the best. LA is great if you have work there that can pay your rent and bills. Detroit is too cold(I'm from Indiana) and Houston I don't know about, just that it is IN Texas ^_^
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New York isn't the only state with 2 teams.  As so many people have pointed out, Ohio has the Indians and the Reds, Illinois has the Cubs and the White Sox, Texas has the Rangers and the Astros, Florida has the Marlins and the Devil Rays, Missouri has the Cardinals and the Royals, Pennsylvania has the Phillies and the Pirates, California's got 5 teams in the A's, Giants, Dodgers, Angels, and Padres, and a case could be made for the Washington D.C./Maryland area having two teams in the Nationals and the Orioles.\n\nIf you're talking about the city of New York, they're not the only city to have two teams either.  The Cubs and the White Sox both play in Chicago, and even Los Angeles has two teams (can anyone forget the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim?), although the Angels play down the I-5 in a completely different county.\n\nAnd wait, I'm still not done.  The Yankees have been throwing money at players for years and yet they haven't won a World Series since 2000 when they beat the Mets.\n\nDude, check your facts before you start shooting your mouth off.
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I don't have any stats on this so please let me know how I did. Common sense would say that Florida and Texas would be 2 big NFL contributors. Same with Ohio and Pennsylvania for the north. The fact that 20% of our country's population lives in California would mean that they have to be in the top 10. So that leaves 5 others. I will try to rule out states with real small populations even though you have already said that there are a few of them under 9 mil. How about Georgia, Virginia, Oklahoma, Illinois, Washington State?\n\nThose are my guesses but I will throw in honorable mentions to Michigan, Indiana, Nebraska, Tennessee, N Carolina , Alabama,\nMisouri & Mississipi\n\nThanks this was fun