Now we know who is going to Trump’s video games meeting

We now know who will be attending President Donald Trump’s White House meeting with game industry representatives. A story in the Washington Post yesterday released the names, most of which have yet to be officially confirmed by the White House.

Robert Altman, the CEO of ZeniMax (parent company of Bethesda), will attend. Trump’s brother Robert Trump serves on the board of ZeniMax, but is not expected to attend. Strauss Zelnick, chief executive of Take-Two, is also invited. Take-Two is best known for publishing the Grand Theft Auto series, which has attracted much media attention and political heat over the years. As already confirmed, Entertainment Software Association head Michael Gallagher will also be there.

But the meeting will also feature fierce critics of video games, including Rep. Vicky Hartzler, R-Mo., and Brent Bozell, founder of the Parents Television Council.