Electronic Arts, Google (YouTube Playables), Nintendo of America and Riot Games join Ubisoft and XBOX in using Accessible Games Initiative tags to help players more easily find games that support how they play

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Accessible Games Initiative today announced six major video game companies – Electronic Arts, Google (YouTube Playables), Nintendo of America, Riot Games, Ubisoft and XBOX – have begun to implement the Initiative’s tags to help players more easily identify accessibility features available in video games. The growing adoption of the Accessible Games Initiative tags means that more players can identify the best games for them based on accessibility features.

The Accessible Games Initiative tags currently describe 24 features, including large and clear subtitles, narrated menus, button remapping, and difficulty levels, among others. Each tag is backed by a definition and criteria to give players clear expectations as they search for games across product pages, digital storefronts and catalogues.

“Finding a game with the accessibility features you prefer should be straightforward,” said Daniella Decker, executive director of the Accessible Games Initiative. “As more companies adopt the Accessible Games Initiative tags, we are providing a shared language that makes accessibility features easier to recognize and games easier to discover. It’s a win-win for players and for business. We invite the entire industry to help more people discover ways to play.”

Where Players Can Find the Tags:
Accessible Games Initiative tags can be found on participating companies’ product pages, digital storefronts, accessibility pages and digital catalogues, including:

Electronic Arts: Select a game on the EA app or EA.com and scroll for the Accessible Games Initiative tags.Nintendo of America: On Nintendo.com game pages in the “About this item” section, with a complete list of tags available at www.nintendo.com/us/store/games/tags.Riot Games: For a list of Riot Games titles featuring Accessible Games Initiative tags, visit: https://www.riotgames.com/en/accessibility.Ubisoft: For a list of Ubisoft games featuring Accessible Games Initiative tags, click here. The Accessible Games Initiative tags are available on each game’s purchase page.XBOX: For a list of games on XBOX featuring Accessible Games Initiative tags, visit: www.xbox.com/en-US/games/browse/accessibility.Google (YouTube Playables): Located on a per-game basis under ‘Game Info’. Available on mobile and web.

Other Key Facts:

The tags are currently available in U.S.-English.The tags were developed with insight and feedback from players with disabilities, accessibility advocacy groups and game development teams.Developer-facing criteria, Tags Usage Guidance, downloadable assets and other implementation resources are available at accessiblegames.com.Adoption of the Accessible Games Initiative tags is voluntary. Accessible Games Initiative tags can coexist with other accessibility tagging systems available in the marketplace.

To view the tags or to find resources to adopt them, visit www.accessiblegames.com.

About the ESA
Founded in 1994, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has served as the voice and advocate for the U.S. video game industry for more than 30 years. Its members are the innovators, creators, publishers and business leaders that are reimagining entertainment and transforming how we interact, learn, connect and play. The ESA works to expand and protect the dynamic marketplace for video games through innovative and engaging initiatives that showcase the positive impact of video games on people, culture and the economy to secure a vibrant future for the industry for decades to come. For more information, visit the ESA website or follow the ESA on X @theESA or Instagram @theesaofficial.

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Evoke Security, the agent detection and response platform for the agentic workforce, today announced an upcoming integration with Claude Cowork as Anthropic expands security integrations for Claude Enterprise. The integration will extend coverage deeper into Claude Cowork, where agents keep working after employees close their laptops.

Employees now hand AI agents real work: reading files, calling tools, and handling sensitive data on their behalf. As that work moves to the cloud, it moves away from the endpoint, where security teams have spent a decade building visibility. An agent can complete a legitimate task and take an unexpected action along the way. Without the full record of what the agent did, security teams can’t tell routine agent work from the opening move of an incident.

“Agents are part of today’s workforce, and they’re being misused and going rogue every day,” said Jason Rebholz, Co-Founder and CEO of Evoke Security. “The challenge isn’t knowing an agent ran. It’s understanding what that agent did and what new risks it created. In incident response, the first question is always ‘what happened?’ If an agent did its work somewhere you can’t see, you can’t answer that question. Extending our Claude Cowork coverage deeper into the virtual environment closes that gap.”

Existing security tooling wasn’t built for how agents operate. Without agent-specific detection and response capabilities, security teams can struggle to distinguish normal agent operations from risky behavior. Evoke’s platform monitors the full agent trajectory with a detection-in-depth approach, identifying risky behavior and steering the agent to a safer path or blocking unauthorized actions.

The integration builds on Evoke’s mission to secure the agentic workforce: discovering the agents running across the organization, understanding their exposure, and detecting and responding to the agent activity that matters. Evoke’s recent Rogue Agent Assessment shows how these risks surface in real environments today.

The integration with Claude Cowork is planned for a future release. Organizations interested in learning more about Evoke’s AI agent detection and response capabilities can visit evokesecurity.com.

About Evoke Security
Evoke Security is the agent detection and response platform built to secure the agentic workforce. Founded by incident response veterans, Evoke enables security teams to continuously inventory, threat model, and monitor AI agents, stopping risky agent behavior in real time. Evoke treats agents as the next operating system for business, surfacing risky configurations and analyzing agent actions so organizations can adopt agents without compounding security debt.

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The instantly recognizable digital watch takes on a new form, bringing Casio’s timeless style and everyday functionality to a new accessory 

JERSEY CITY, N.J., Nov. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Casio America, Inc. today announced the new CRW-002, a miniature ring watch that reimagines the iconic A168 digital watch in an entirely new form. Recreating the signature design of the long-selling timepiece, the ring watch brings together Casio’s recognizable vintage aesthetic, innovative miniaturization technology, and practical digital functionality to a full-metal ring. 

Engineered with high-density mounting technology and miniature battery, the CRW-002 features a module approximately one-tenth the size of a standard watch module. Despite its compact size, the ring retains familiar digital watch functionality.  

First introduced in 1995, the iconic A168’s design has been carefully recreated in a full-metal ring watch that offers a fresh, unexpected way to wear the timeless design. From the signature feature indicators on the face to the shape and finish of the band, the CRW-002 captures the look of the original timepiece in a stylish, miniature form that puts a new spin on a timeless favorite.  

“The CRW-002 gives a new look to one of Casio’s most iconic timepieces, bringing the familiar design and functionality of the classic A168 into an entirely new form,” said Shermeen Greenmun, Vice President of Timepiece at Casio America. “Through advanced miniaturization and thoughtful attention to the original design, we’ve created a unique accessory that pushes the boundaries of what a watch can be, while staying true to the details our consumers know and love.” 

Highlighted Features 

The CRW-002 features a full-metal construction, with metal injection molding (MIM) technology used to recreate the detailed shapes of the case and band while the matte finish of the band adds a contrasting texture to the case. 

Six-digit display and three buttons Water resistance    Dual time    1/100-second stopwatch    Auto-calendar   12/24-hour format    Signature lighting features include:  Pulsing light that glows subtly at a preset time or at the top of every hourLED backlight    

Availability 

The CRW-002 series will be available in November at select retailers, casio.com, and the G-SHOCK Soho Store.  

CRW-002D-1A (Silver), $135  CRW-002C-7A (Gold), $155 

ABOUT CASIO WATCHES 
CASIO came to watchmaking with a simple belief: a great watch should be for everyone. Since the Casiotron in 1974, Casio has provided precision people can trust. Casio watches remain timeless classics that are as much about personal style as function with slim analog and digital silhouettes. Casio means enhanced elegance in resin, metals, colors, and case sizes, designed to move its wearer from work week to weekend. A Casio is a statement that belongs on every wrist (or finger). Shop casio.com/us 

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