SAG-AFTRA on strike against the major video game companies SAG-AFTRA threw quite the punch in the ongoing fight over its Interactive Media Agreement on Thursday, revealing that 80 video games and developers have now signed tiered-budget or interim agreements with the union to continue hiring its performers amid the strike. The studios who have agreed to SAG-AFTRA’s terms include Studio Wildcard and Little Bat Games, according to the union. The guild also said that some games that have finished production — and therefore would not be subject to this strike or need to sign a new agreement — have voluntarily signed an interim agreement to retroactively provide AI protections for those works. Related Stories Michael Keaton Wants To Start Using His Real Name Michael Douglas AFM rally ahead of […]
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