- Industry Updates
A Letter From Our CEO – 30 Years of ESA
As President and CEO of the Entertainment Software Association, it is my privilege to lead the organization that serves as the voice and advocate for the U.S video game industry.
06.06.2024
As President and CEO of the Entertainment Software Association, it is my privilege to lead the organization that serves as the voice and advocate for the U.S video game industry.
06.06.2024
Annual data from the ESA reveal video games’ cultural and social emotional impact holds strong across generations.
05.16.2024
The ESA team recently hit the streets of Nashville to help parents better understand video games.
05.07.2024
A statement on the nomination of Deborah Robinson to serve as the U.S. Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator.
02.07.2024
11.22.2024
11.07.2024
10.25.2024
The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) today calls upon Nevada lawmakers to abandon legislation establishing a first-of-its-kind government regulatory scheme with barriers that would ultimately harm the state’s vibrant and growing esports ecosystem.
04.29.2021
“The ESA applauds everyone in Tennessee who supported the expanded program to attract creative industries—especially esports and video game production and development—that will help drive innovation and economic growth, while advancing Tennessee’s reputation as a vibrant and diverse entertainment competitor on the global stage.”
03.30.2021
Elizabeth Stringer helped introduce the first generation of lifelong gamers to the world of video games. Now she’s training the next generation to move the industry further.
03.18.2021
“The ESA urges an end to the increasing violence against those in the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities and is committed to helping end racism and discrimination in all forms.”
03.17.2021
The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) today issued the following statement on the U.S. Senate’s confirmation of Katherine Tai as the new U.S. Trade Representative.
03.17.2021
This Women's History Month, the Entertainment Software Association is excited to highlight five women from the past and present who've paved the way for women in the video game industry.
03.08.2021
New Interactive Education and Mentoring Program Empowers Girls and Young Women to Learn Coding Skills and Envision Careers in Science, […]
03.04.2021
Aiming to increase diversity in the video game and other tech industries, the ESA Foundation teams up with Black Girls […]
03.04.2021
From bringing kids to Carnegie Mellon to creating VR games teaching kids about coding, Toyz Electronics is making a concentrated effort to change the game for kids in underserved communities.
02.27.2021
Today, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Incorporated (CBCF) and the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) announced the launch of a new STEAM fellowship partnership.
02.25.2021
Sloane Miller isn’t your average college freshman. For one thing, she has already interned at Google’s Computer Science Summer Institute […]
02.25.2021
The Entertainment Software Association issued the following statement in response to legislation (HB3531) introduced this week by Illinois state representative Marcus C. Evans:
02.24.2021