FLEGA is currently compiling a report on the Flemish videogames industry. We’re gathering soft and hard facts to be able to better map the gaming activity in our region. The report will be made available in June, but for the meantime we will already be sharing some interesting facts and figures in a series of Continue reading →
FLEGA is currently compiling a report on the Flemish videogames industry. We’re gathering soft and hard facts to be able to better map the gaming activity in our region. The report will be made available in June, but for the meantime we will already be sharing some interesting facts and figures in a series of Continue reading →
A massive study of some 11,000 youngsters in Britain has found that playing video games, even as early as five years old, does not lead to later behavior problems. The University of Glasgow study used surveys of mothers in a massive millennial survey to track behavior over time. The idea was to study whether researchers Continue reading →
We can learn a great deal from the videogame business in Canada and this is why FLEGA is happy to be able to share this report which contains an overview of Canada’s Videogame Industry in 2013. The report was commissioned by the Entertainment Software Assocation of Canada and is free of charge. Included in the Continue reading →
The European Commission published it’s latest report on serious games. The full title of the report: “The Potential of Digital Games for Empowerment and Social Inclusion of Groups at Risk of Social and Economic Exclusion: Evidence and Opportunity for Policy”. Flemish researchers at the University of Ghent contributed to the report. Among them Jan Van Continue reading →








