Entertainment Software Association
The Entertainment Software Association is a trade body that represents the business and public affairs needs of the US video games industry. It also owns and produces E3.
Take-Two CEO says it’s ‘disrespectful’ to blame shootings on games
“Gun violence is uniquely American and that has to change,” says Strauss Zelnick
Apex Legends esports show pulled following mass shootings
ABC and ESPN were due to broadcast tournament highlights
Walmart orders removal of ‘violent game’ ads, but gun sales continue
Retailer reacts to recent shootings in its stores
Epic ‘committed to loot box transparency’ in all its games
While THQ Nordic has no plans to implement “casino-styled mechanics”
Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo commit to new loot box policies
Leading publishers also agree to odds disclosure policies on PC and other platforms
E3 organiser says regaining media’s trust is ‘top priority’
Personal details from four separate years leaked online
Activision, Take-Two and EA shares decline following Trump’s mass shooting comments
US president linked tragedies to video games
President Trump partly blames video games for mass shootings
Updated: ESA responds after president suggests restrictions should be placed on games
E3 organiser ‘sorry’ for media leak ahead of potential legal action
2,000 members of media had personal details published online
E3 organiser leaks personal details of 2,000 media attendees
ESA says it regrets “website vulnerability”