Iran plans to start export of computer games

Iranian officials said that the country plans to start exports of computer games to Europe and other parts of Asia in the near future. Director of Iran's National Foundation for Computer Games Behrouz Minaei said Iranian companies would soon start exporting ten computer games to Asian and European countries. Minaei said his foundation has concluded a contract with Malaysia to distribute the English version of the Iranian games in the country. According to Minai, India has requested Persian computer games and five Iranian productions will enter the Indian market after negotiations are over. Turkey has also asked for Iranian computer games for its home media networks, he added. To meet international demands, the games will be dubbed into English, French, German, Russian and Spanish. The Garshasp computer game will also be dubbed into English, Arabic, Turkish and Azeri to enter regional markets, Minai explained. Mir Mohanna, Hidden Treasure, Mountaineer, Black Gold, The story of the Island, The Heart of Simorgh and Dream Farm are some of the Iranian computer game productions.