The Entertainment Software Ratings Board announced Wednesday that it's introducing new tools for game developers who distribute their titles over the Web. The ratings board, responsible for the ...

The Digital Rating Service will use the same sort of detailed online questionnaire that Entertainment Software Rating Board president Patricia Vance first detailed in 2011.

With the recent release of Grand Theft Auto V, so many video games being released going into the holiday season, and two major consoles about to launch, the Entertainment Software Rating Board ...

ARLINGTON, Va. (7News) — According to the Entertainment Software Association, this holiday season, kids are most likely to ask their parents for video-game-related presents. “We know 72% of ...

The Entertainment Software Rating Board — ESRB — began rating video games in 1994. The ESRB rated nearly 5,000 vide games in 2024, with most games receiving the E For Everyone rating.

The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is further expanding its game rating offerings to meet the burgeoning games industry, which has seen unprecedented growth in online and mobile games.

The Entertainment Software Ratings Board has a huge responsibility -- to rate and regulate the entire medium of video games -- but only has so many resources with which to do so. With the rise of ...

Last year the Entertainment Software Ratings Board reviewed approximately 1,600 video games prior to their U.S. release, painstakingly poring over video game footage before arriving at a final ...

But the Entertainment Software Rating Board, which has rated games for objectionable content since 1994, has avoided bias and earned praise from the Federal Trade Commission.

Mobile telecom trade group CTIA and the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) will roll out a rating system for mobile applications similar to ratings on other electronic games, the groups ...