SAG-AFTRA has secured a new deal for video game localizers with the establishment of the Independent Interactive Localization Agreement. This agreement provides better pay and protections for localizers working on games initially made in a non-English language. With the increasing popularity of games from non-U.S. studios, this agreement aims to create more job opportunities for performers in game localization. It raises the question of how important it is to ensure fair wages and protections for all workers in the gaming industry, including those involved in localization. What other steps can be taken to improve working conditions for all individuals involved in the production of video games?
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