Igea stories
New Zealanders, with an average gamer age of 34, spend 88 minutes daily playing video games, enjoying benefits for health, education, and social connections.
New Zealanders spent NZD $452.3 million on video games and hardware in 2017, as consumer spending heads towards half a billion dollars, reports IGEA.
A new report has dealt a blow to those in the anti-videogame club, showing that video and computer games have positive effects on the way Kiwis learn.
NZ's gaming sector sees a boom, hitting nearly NZD$300m in sales, with digital sales driving growth and mobile games leading the charge.
New study reveals the average NZ gamer is 33 years old, highlighting the widespread appeal and educational use of video games in family households.
Government support and recent hit releases are helping Australian games studios add jobs, even as distance and skills shortages persist.
The Australian video game development industry continues to flourish, despite minimal recognition from their government.
IGEA has expanded its membership, welcoming independent game developer Wicked Witch and technology company Nvidia as members...
Aussie elders join the gaming revolution, picking up controllers to boost brain health and keep dementia at bay.
iGEA hosts a massive gaming auction on Trade Me to support Christchurch quake relief, offering top titles for gamers to bid on.
