The ESRB is a creation of the Entertainment Software Association, which is the lobbying organization for video game makers in the United States.

The ESRB, a self-regulatory body started by the ESA, works more for publishers than consumers, and you can bet that publishers want this issue to go away as soon as possible.

The ESRB spokesperson said, “If a player or user is looking to sign up for a new service and they are under the age of 13, they will be prompted to provide their parent’s email address to ...

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has received an Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) rating of “M”, which shouldn't really ...

The ESRB originally introduced the “in-game purchases” label in February 2018, but that label was broad enough that it could be applied to any game that offered any sort of buyable digital ...

The ESRB says "no." Credit: Blizzard Today, the Entertainment Software Rating Board, or ESRB, stated publicly that the hot new monetization trend in video games, loot boxes, don't qualify as gambling.

ESRB's goal is to ensure that parents have the most up-to-date and comprehensive tools and their disposal to help them decide which games are appropriate for their children," ESRB president ...

The filing, made jointly by the ESRB, digital identity company Yoti, and "youth digital media" company Superawesome, was made on June 2 but only came to light recently thanks to the FTC's request ...

ESRB Adversary and Lawyer Targets Killer 7 Jack Thompson says Capcom's psycho-thriller deserves an Adults Only rating and that if the ESRB won't do it, it should be dismantled.

Today, all major video game releases receive a rating from the ESRB (Electronic Software Rating Board). This non-profit, self-regulating body was established in 1994 by the Entertainment Software ...

BILL GARRITY (ESRB): Some people think that when we’re rating a game, what we do is play it through from start to finish and then, after we’re done, we give it a rating.