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 ...

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 ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Today the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) announced a new ratings description specifically for games with loot boxes. Ring Psychology ...

ESRB representative Eliot Mizrachi has shed some light on how ratings are handed out to videogames, and it has nothing to do with the body playing the games and experiencing the content for ...

Black Ops 7 has received its official ESRB rating, coming with a detailed description that offers some glimpses into the game ...

The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB), which is the organization that rates the content of video games, announced a new label today to indicate that a game will offer in-game purchases of ...

On Tuesday, the Entertainment Software Rating Board — created 24 years ago to address violent content in mainstream console video games — announced a new initiative to label video games with ...

The Electronic Software Rating Board (ESRB) has waded into the recent conversation surrounding loot boxes, saying the mechanic does not fulfill its criteria for using gambling as a game descriptor ...

ESRB president Patricia Vance responded to Bonner in the same issue of EGM, saying that the ex-rater's article "contains numerous misleading statements, factual inaccuracies, ...

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 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.