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The U.S. Video Game Industry’s Economic Impact
The U.S. Video Game Industry’s Economic Impact
The U.S. entertainment software industry creates tens of thousands of jobs and generates valuable revenue for communities across the nation.
ESA Celebrates 20th Anniversary
ESA Celebrates 20th Anniversary
In 2014, ESA marks 20 years of advocacy on behalf of the U.S. video game industry.
Fellowship Program Promotes Social Change Through Video Games
Fellowship Program Promotes Social Change Through Video Games
The ESA LOFT Video Game Innovation Fellowship challenges minority youth ages 15-25 to design video games and apps that promote social change within their community.
U.S. Colleges and Universities Offering Video Game Courses & Degrees
U.S. Colleges and Universities Offering Video Game Courses & Degrees
In 2014-2015, a record 390 American colleges, universities, and technical schools are offering programs in video game-related topics.
Extra Life Raises $5 Million for Children’s Hospitals
Extra Life Raises $5 Million for Children’s Hospitals
Thousands of gamers came together last month and raised more than $5.1 million for children’s hospitals through Extra Life, a 24-hour video game marathon to […]
New Campaign Provides Guidance on Setting Parental Controls on Popular Video Game Systems
New Campaign Provides Guidance on Setting Parental Controls on Popular Video Game Systems
The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB), the organization that assigns age and content rating information to video games and apps, recently launched a new campaign to […]
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ESA's Commitments
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GlassLab
Silicon Valley teems with innovators who drive advancements in the next-generation technology that transforms how we communicate, shop, travel, and play. Against this backdrop, one growing organization is applying this entrepreneurial spirit to the development of educational video games...
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Parent Resources
ESA is committed to helping parents make sure that children are safe online and playing video games their parents consider appropriate. Through the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB), the association has voluntarily established numerous tools to help parents make educated game choices...
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ESA Foundation
Created by the American entertainment software industry in 2000, the ESA Foundation (ESAF) provides scholarships to the next generation of industry innovators and supports charitable organizations and schools that leverage entertainment software and technology...
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