SYDNEY, Australia – 9 June 2020 – The Australian video games industry has experienced a marginal dec in value for the first time since 2012, according to data released today by the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association (IGEA) – although the sector is confident the emergence of new platforms, games and technologies... Read More
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#PlayApartTogether – Jo Mitchell, Co-founder of the Mindroom
#PlayApartTogether Recognising we all have a role to play in flattening the curve and stopping the spread of COVID-19, IGEA is talking to our many industry stakeholders about the entertainment they are consuming and how they are practising self-isolation and social distancing. We know many of our connections digital games and we... Read More
IGEA and Austrade Present: Workshop Series and Mentorship With Jason Della Rocca
The video games industry is not immune to the COVID-19 crisis. While the sector may be resilient than other screen industries, it also faces uncertainty around the future and concerns about cashflow and access to investors. To ensure Australian studios have the best opportunity to succeed in this environment, IGEA has... Read More
Top 10 games charts return to www.igea.net
IGEA is pleased to announce that the weekly Top 10 games charts will be published again on the homepage of our website, commencing Friday 22 May. They will lo slightly different to the previous versions but will certainly show the best selling games in Australia and New Zealand for the previous week.... Read More
#PlayApartTogether – Helen Connolly, South Australian Commissioner for Children & Young People
#PlayApartTogether Recognising we all have a role to play in flattening the curve and stopping the spread of COVID-19, IGEA is talking to leaders and policy makers about the entertainment they are consuming and how they are practising self-isolation and social distancing. We know many of our stakeholders digital games and we... Read More
Games are the key to a COVID-resistant Australian entertainment industry, by Ron Curry
This article originally appeared on the Australian Financial Review on 4 May, 2020 and has been republished here with permission. The interactive games industry has been lobbying for a voice in Australia’s ‘screen discussion’ for a decade, and the COVID-19 pandemic has pulled sharply in to focus the urgent need for its... Read More
