Sydney, Australia – 21 July 2019 – The Interactive Games & Entertainment Association (IGEA) has today released new research into the power and impact of video games in Australia, revealing that over two-thirds of Australians play video games and 91 per cent of households own a video game device. Digital Australia 2020 is... Read More
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Digital Australia 2020 (DA20) Video series
To support the launch of DA20, we have produced a series of video’s featuring players sharing their stories about the Power of Games and how people engage with video games to entertain, transform, create, connect, communicate, live well and educate. DA20 Highlights The Power of Games Why do people... Read More
Digital Australia 2020 (DA20)
The Digital Australia 2020 report (DA20) examines the Power of Games. Video games are not only main-stream, they are now normalised in everyday Australian culture. DA20 demonstrates how Australians are engaging with video games to entertain, transform, create, connect, communicate, live well and educate. Digital Australia 2020 is the eighth study in... Read More
The ESA – Essential Facts about the computer and video game industry 2018
Today’s video games provide rich, engaging entertainment for players across all platforms. Our friends at the ESA recently released 2018 Essential Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry report underscores how video games have evolved into a mass medium: More than 150 million Americans play video games, and 64 percent of American... Read More
Australian game developers march on, generating $118.5M in spite of limited recognition and support
Sydney, Australia – 17 January 2018 – The Australian video game development industry continues to flourish, despite minimal recognition from the federal government, a survey of local game developers has shown. According to the survey undertaken for the Interactive Games & Entertainment Association (IGEA), the Australian game development industry generated $118.5 million... Read More
Digital New Zealand 2018 (#DNZ18)
Games continue to rise in popularity throughout New Zealand. #DNZ18 is the fifth report of it’s kind undertaken in NZ and is in fact on of the longest running research projects about game audiences in the world. Through the Digital New Zealand series of audience studies that began in 2009, we’ve... Read More