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Quad Gods: The world-class gamers who play with their mouths
How disabled gamers formed a winning esports team called the Quad Gods.
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Is 1080p, 1440p, 4K, or 8K best for PC gaming?
When looking to build a new gaming PC or invest in a new monitor, you have to consider what resolution to go for. We take a look at some factors that may play in selecting which resolution is ideal for your setup.
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Twitch Bans the Words 'Simp' and 'Virgin' (Actual Simps And Virgins Still Welcome)
Twitch announced on Wednesday that the words “simp,” “incel,” and “virgin” will no longer be allowed on the platform as long as they are used by streamers and commenters as insults.
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With Nowhere to Go, Teens Flock to Among Us
YouTubers, influencers and streamers popularized the multiplayer game. Then their fans started playing too.
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Amazon Wants to ‘Win at Games.’ So Why Hasn’t It?
The company that brute-forced its way into so many industries may now have met its match.
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How esports is quietly spawning a whole new generation of problem gamblers
Most large sports events came to an abrupt halt during the pandemic, but one category was not only unaffected but enjoyed accelerated growth: esports. Esports is the competitive playing of video games such as League of Legends, Fortnite and Fifa Football. The audiences for the biggest titles are now enormous.
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The Best $800 PC Build for Gaming, Streaming and Productivity
Packed with 6 cores, 12 threads, 1660 Super graphics and a 1TB SSD
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Amazon rebrands Twitch Prime as Prime Gaming
The name change signals Amazon’s continued interest in gaming.
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Stream Aid Hit a High Note
To respond to the worldwide crisis, Twitch raised money – and created a supportive community – with almost no notice.
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ESPN becomes the official broadcast home for League of Legends’ Spring Split Playoffs
ESPN’s commitment to esports continues with a big League of Legends tournament.
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Pro drivers are competing with gamers after F1 and NASCAR canceled races
What else are Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, and other top drivers going to do?
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2K is making NFL games again and the first will be out in 2021
Touchdown.
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Sources: YouTube’s Deal With Activision Blizzard Valued At $160M
YouTube's media-rights deal with Activision Blizzard Esports is valued at around $160M USD over three years, according to people briefed
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How -- and why -- advertisers are looking at gaming and esports
With the decline of the major broadcast networks, the balkanization of the cable channel landscape, and the growing legions of cord-cutting consumers, many brands are finding it increasingly difficult to reach their target markets -- in particular, the elusive 18-to-34 consumer. It is little wonder, then, that many organizations are exploring gaming as a channel for advertising and sponsorship.
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Nvidia and Asus announce a 360Hz gaming monitor designed for e-sports
When Asus first showed off a 360Hz gaming monitor last year, it was an April Fools’ prank. At CES 2020, Asus is bringing the real thing: a 24.5-inch 1080p gaming monitor that runs at 360Hz with Nvidia’s G-Sync technology. Asus is claiming this is the world’s first 360Hz gaming monitor with G-Sync, and it’s designed with e-sports and competitive gaming in mind.
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How Gaming Changed in the 2010s
From the meteoric growth of Twitch and mega moves in esports, to the ease of on-the-go gaming with Nintendo Switch and rise of cloud gaming subscriptions, the video game industry has many reasons to show off their success.
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Soul Mortal donated all his PMCO 2019 winnings to Indian Army - We4 Gaming
Soul Mortal, melted the heart of every Indian as he announced to donate his entire share of prize money from the event to the Indian Army.
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A Squad of Buddhist Monks Won an eSports Tournament - We4 Gaming
Last month in Thailand, a tournament was organized for game Speed Drifters from 15-18 August and surprisingly, a squad of 3 monks won that tournament.
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Here's a timeline of Activision Blizzard's terrible week, as it faces fan protests after an esports athlete was punished for voicing support for Hong Kong
Activision Blizzard is dealing with a fan revolt and intense public scrutiny after punishing Blitzchung — a Hong Kong-based esports competitor who voiced support for Hong Kong's protesters during a Blizzard-run event on October 5. Blitzchung, whose real name is Chung Ng Wai, is a grandmaster-level player in "Hearthstone," Blizzard's very popular digital card game.
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US teenager wins $3m as Fortnite world champion
It is the largest prize pool in the history of e-sports, with $30m shared amongst the winners.
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