Five major video game companies, including Nintendo of America and Microsoft, join the new “via industry efforts” managed by the ESA Entertainment Association to share clearer information about access features in its games.
As part of the “Games Initiative”, the Five Constants – Electronic Arts, Google, Microsoft, Nintendo of America, and Ubisoft – initially use a set of 24 marks such as “large and clear translations” and “secret lists” to connect some specific access features, according to a press statement.
Companies will put signs on places such as digital store facades and product pages (which are usually already characterized by information about things like the number of players who support the game and age classifications). However, the European Space Agency says that the timeline for the implementation of the signs will be “determined on the basis of a company separately and is always voluntary.”
“The timeline for the implementation of the brands depends on the company,” says Aubarin Queen, the first vice president of the European Space Agency Communications. freedom. “Although we cannot talk about them about their plans, we know that companies are working with relevant departments through their individual institutions to bring signs to their consumers.”
Five founding members and Sony Interactive Entertainment “Tour First” the initiative. When we asked why Sony is not a founding member, Queen told us to communicate with Sony, who did not respond to a request for comment. Amazon Games, Riot Games, Square Enix and Warner Bros. To the initiative as well.
freedom Request all companies concerned when the marks can be implemented. This is what we heard.