Entries in 'isfe' (14)
ISFE defends change to PEGI ratings
The body that looks after PEGI says it was right to stop the dual-rating of products.
Most gamers only play 5hrs a week
The idea of what a 'gamer' does with their spare time is rapidly changing, according to research from ELSPA/ISFE.
PC is UK's most popular games platform
Think the PC is on the wane as a games platform? Think again.
Third of UK adults call themselves 'a gamer'
32 per cent of the UK's population now classifies themselves as a gamer.
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ISFE denies PEGI ratings dev snub
The Interactive Software Federation of Europe (ISFE) says that it doesn’t ignore the views of developers in respect to assigning PEGI age ratings on games.
New age ratings here 'this summer'
Games publishers are already manufacturing games boxes with PEGI’s ‘traffic light’ ratings on their cover – and hope to have the symbols on UK boxes by the end of this ...
DIGITAL BRITAIN: PEGI praises 'effective system'
Established European ratings body PEGI has understandably spoken of its confidence in the role it will now play in policing the nation’s gaming habits following the official government backing sanctioned ...
Game Based Learning to host industry forum
As part of this week's Game Based Learning Conference, attendees from both ELSPA and ISFE are to contribute to an interactive industry forum.
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NIELSEN REPORT: Gaming named top leisure activity in Europe
A new report entitled Video Gamers in Europe 2008 from ISFE-Nielsen research claims that gaming is now the most popular leisure activity for people aged between 16 and 49 across ...
NIELSEN REPORT: European consumers understand PEGI ratings
Whilst the BBFC-PEGI debate continues to rumble in the wake of the notorious Byron Report, a new report entitled Video Gamers in Europe 2008 from ISFE-Nielsen suggests that European gamers ...
NIELSEN REPORT: European games market at all time high
As part of ISFE-Nielsen’s Video Gamers in Europe 2008 report, it has emerged that the European video games market is bigger now than it ever has been.
NIELSEN REPORT: European gaming habits exposed
A new report from ISFE-Nielsen claims that 37 per cent of UK residents aged between 16 and 49 describe themselves as active gamers.
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OPINION: 'Dropping PEGI would be a step backwards'
Speaking exclusively to MCV, boss of PEGI parent ISFE has slammed the potential introduction of BBFC ratings – terming the possible move a step backward.
