ECA Donates In The Fight Against Childhood Cancer
The Tommy Fund for Childhood Cancer receives a donation from the ECA.
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Video Game Case Goes Before Supreme Court on November 2
The California bill that seeks to regulate the sale of violent video games will finally hear oral arguments on November 2.
ECA VP and Counsel Admitted To U.S. Supreme Court Bar
With the California game law in the Supreme Court, the timing could be perfect, as the ECA’s General Counsel can now practice law in front of the Supreme Court itself.
Gamers Unite Against CA Violent Video Game Law
The ECA announces their support of the EMA in the Schwarzenegger v. EMA Supreme Court case.
Opinion: We Are All Gamers
Many people don't self-identify as "gamers," but in reality they really are, says ECA founder Hal Halpin in his latest column.
Opinion: Those Who Cannot Remember the Past are Condemned to Repeat It
ECA founder Hal Halpin's latest monthly column takes a look at the transition from physical goods to digital distribution and the opportunity the game industry has to make it a smooth one for all parties involved.
ECA Launches 'Gamers for Digital Rights'
With more games and content going digital these days, the Entertainment Consumers Association is launching a new work group to educate consumers on their digital rights.
The Magic Price Point
ECA founder Hal Halpin's latest monthly column provides with an interesting look back at a trip to Nintendo of America headquarters and the SNES reaching the "magic number" of $99.
ECA Calling On Gamers to Write President Obama
The President keeps on telling people to "put away the video games," but the Entertainment Consumers Association wants gamers to stand up for their hobby.
Perception is Everything
ECA founder Hal Halpin returns with his monthly industry column. Halpin argues that the game industry needs to do more to counter anti-gaming stereotypes.