According to the information compiled by the source, as of September 2019, the number of employees in the video game industry in Brazil reached 4,000 people. This is approximately about 2,000 workers more in the sector than in Argentina. Meanwhile, Mexico had a total workforce of 1,300 people, followed by Colombia and Uruguay, with 400 and 150 employees, respectively.
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