Global gaming firm Popcap says Irish staff numbers could shoot up
One of the world’s biggest online computer game companies could double its staff numbers in Ireland, according to its chief executive.
One of the world’s biggest online computer game companies could double its staff numbers in Ireland, according to its chief executive.
‘‘I never thought we’d get to 50 people in our Dublin office, but now I can see up to 100 people here over the next couple of years,” said David Roberts, chief executive of Popcap Games, which has annual revenues estimated at more than $200 million. The Seattle-based firm recently raised $22...
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