The Entertainment Software Association (ESA), representing video game publishers, has joined with 28 other organizations as part of a brand-new group, the Copyright Alliance.The non-profit organization’s mission is describedhttp://my.mmosite.com/just1minute/Blog/Item/9a0d56220c7faf85bc173be7fd7d6bdd.html

As the video game industry delves deeper into a new generation of home consoles, the development landscape changes with it. During the years of the Nintendo 64 and Sony PlayStation, developers and publishers were known to focus game development excluhttp://my.mmosite.com/littleshine/Blog/Item/03f718c4c8a0106ee170c4cea2e2ac3c.html