E3 is back and may help clean up the summer game mess
E3 is returning this year as the Electronic Entertainment Experience. The Entertainment Software Association announced today that is holding the annual E3 event as...
Will E3 2021 repeat last year’s game mess?
It’s only February, and somehow I’ve committed the sin of thinking about the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) tradeshow that typically happens each June in...
ESA: Nintendo is ‘committed to participating’ in E3 2020
Nintendo is going to attend the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) trade show, according to the group that organizes the event. The Entertainment Software Association...
E3 organization leaks data for over 2,000 journalists and analysts
If you attended the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) trade show this year with a media badge, it’s possible that some of your sensitive data...
Games and politics mix at ESA-sponsored White House Correspondents’ Dinner parties
The Washington political scene just finished a long weekend of partying following the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday, and the Entertainment Software...
President Trump to meet with game industry about gun violence
President Donald Trump is planning to meet with executives from the gaming industry as part of his public response to gun violence. Alongside his...
ESRB’s loot box warning label is about placating politicians
The Entertainment Software Ratings Board revealed a new form of self-regulation for video games today. In the “near future,” the ESRB will assign a...
E3 thrilled fans, but everyone agrees: The show must change
The Entertainment Software Association, the industry group that operates the influential Electronic Entertainment Expo tradeshow in Los Angeles each June, sold E3 tickets to the...
Gaming beat the Supreme Court — now it’s time to defend AR and VR
The gaming industry has successfully fought off critics and their moral panics for decades, and now it’s time to look ahead to the next...
The Entertainment Software Association outspends the NRA on lobbying politicians
But the NRA spends significantly more on communication and campaign contributions.