ESAC has officially rebranded as Video Games Canada, unveiling a new logo and website while continuing its advocacy for Canada's game industry.

Focusing on immersive themed environments, hybrid entertainment and efficient space use, ESAC plans to engage with global industry partners at IAAPA Expo 2026. ZHONGSHAN, China, Nov. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Elephant Sculpture Art Co., Ltd. (ESAC), a themed entertainment design and construction company, will participate in IAAPA Expo 2026 to engage with industry professionals from around the world and share its vision for the future of family entertainment center (FEC) design. With a focus on immersive themed environments, hybrid entertainment concepts, and efficient space planning, the company will draw on projects such as Shanghai WUNPARK to explore new approaches to […]

Elephant Sculpture Art Co., Ltd. (ESAC) will showcase its insights on future family entertainment center designs at IAAPA Expo 2026, drawing upon the Shanghai WUNPARK case study.

ESAC joined video game policy discussions in Brussels and Geneva on EU regulations and intellectual property, with meetings involving the WHO.

The OA Forward Registry (formerly the ESAC Registry) of OA publishing agreements was relaunched in early 2026 with improved functionality, and a broader scope to include all types of deals beyond tran...

Why does Statistics Canada count 1,628 video game firms while ESAC counts 821? We explain the differences in methods, jobs and economic figures.

ESAC will become Video Games Canada later in 2026, with the new name reflecting the industry it represents and more details still to come.

What could a National Video Game Strategy mean for Canada? We look at industry challenges, existing policy and examples from the UK and Australia.

Video Games on the Hill 2026 brought policy roundtables, Canadian game demos, ESAC's rebrand, and National Video Game Strategy discussion.

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