Gaming

Today, the worldwide nature of gaming has forever changed the industry—especially in the realms of eSports, VR and AR technology, and mobile-first games. We take a closer look at what each of these has to offer.

“Esports is a vehicle to motivate and engage a broad demographic of young people."

His family and friends were unable to hold a traditional funeral because of lockdown restrictions in New York.

Jaden Ashman’s mother said she has not always been supportive of her son’s gaming.

If you've got a teenage son or daughter, you've probably heard of TikTok, even in the likely event that you've never used it yourself. Perhaps you've occasionally seen YouTube videos of teenagers giddily lip-syncing to popular songs while Snapchat-like filters and AR features decorate the scene. Such videos are indeed commonplace on TikTok, but a fair few myths have spread about this video-sharing social network, which Chinese company ByteDance launched as an app back in 2016. Here's a rundown of...

Allowing players to touch as well as see the action has been a problem that gaming technology has failed to properly overcome.

In 2019, the gaming industries overall revenue, including gaming networks, mobile, download and online games, amounts to about £2.5 million.

In 2018 alone, the video game industry brought in just shy of $135 billion, marking a 10.9% increase over the previous year.

When many of us think about gambling the first thing that comes to mind is online casinos. More convenient than their land-based partners, these are also incredibly user-friendly and come with such a range of games that no physical casino could match. The appeal here extends to the bonus systems awarded by online casinos, as their unique infrastructure allows them to operate in new and unique ways. Perhaps the most pronounced of these systems is that of welcome bonuses. These...