The ESA Speaks Out on Impending Tariffs: How They Could Reshape the Video Game Industry

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has voiced serious concerns over the newly announced tariffs on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada, emphasizing their potentially harmful impact on the gaming industry. Given China’s significant role in gaming technology and production, these tariffs could have far-reaching consequences on both hardware and software, fundamentally reshaping the market.

[Knushwood Butt]

Yes but consumers should be happy to pay more in order to make America great again.

[MrDead]

The last time Trump introduced tariffs the companies that weren't hit by tariffs raised their prices so to match those that were.

"A 2018 tariff against washing machines caused laundry equipment prices to surge, rising 9% higher than inflation while the tariffs were in effect through 2023.
Although the U.S. gained some manufacturing jobs from the tariff as appliance makers built factories in the U.S., they were costly—consumers collectively paid about $820,000 per job created"

[cheku123]

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