Monthly Archives: April 2015
ESA 2015 Essential Facts About The Computer & Video Game Industry
It’s that time of year again when the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) release their yearly findings on the demographics and make up of the video game industry. The ESA is the foremost gatherer of this type of data and this … Continue reading
Study Shows Link Between Excessive Gaming and Behavioral Issues
SHOCKING HEADLINE: A new study posted in the Journal of Psychology of Popular Media Culture finds a correlation between playing games for an extended amount of time and behavioral issues in teenagers. KEEP THAT POKEMON AWAY FROM THEM TWEENS, OR YOU’RE … Continue reading
New Study Shows Benefits of Narrative in Video Games
Coming out of the University of Innsbruck and Albert Ludwigs University of Freiburg, we have some research that probably won’t set the world on fire, but is interesting nonetheless. The study looks at the benefits of narration in video games … Continue reading
Update – EFF: “Videogame Publishers: No Preserving Abandoned Games”
This week the Electronic Frontier Foundation updated followers on their on-going crusade to fight for the rights of gamers and communities looking to keep their favorite games and communities going after publishers shut down servers and means to access said … Continue reading
