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A solar array about the size of a football field, with panels tilted away from the camera, on a sunny day on the way to Kyoto

Super Mario Sunshine: Nintendo’s 2019 CSR stuff up and Japan's Renewables mix

So there’s a pretty big error in my book that I was only recently made aware of. In Chapter 4 “How much energy does it take to make a videogame? [https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-91705-0_4]” I gave Nintendo a pretty glowing review, as they seemed

A chart displaying Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions for Unity taken from their first ESG report.

GTG Links No.1 – May 6th

Welcome to the first Greening the Game Industry end of week links round-up. This one ended up a little longer than expected, but there’s more news than usual. I’m hoping to keep these a little shorter next time. The links collected here will be the things I’ve

The European Union’s ‘Self-Regulatory Initiative to further improve the energy efficiency of Games Consoles’

The European Union’s ‘Self-Regulatory Initiative to further improve the energy efficiency of Games Consoles’

In the news last week was a British Gas report with some rather dubious numbers about the amount of electricity (and thus money) being wasted by “vampire devices” that use power when plugged in but not being used. The Guardian had a nice summary of the criticisms of the latest