Videogames have surpassed the film and music industry nowadays. This multi-billion dollar industry has attracted more people and players across the world. That community has fostered a subculture, a competitive environment in which we call eSports.
What is eSports?
eSports is an online facilitated competition, in other words it's organized video gaming this all
started out with a handful of passionate spectators and now we're filling out stadiums.
Sports such as world championships, coxing, wrestling and many more draw huge crowds to famous venues across the world. The viewership for these tournaments rival the majority of
traditional sports. The excitement around eSports has even attracted the attention
of major social media outlets already and stimulated exponential growth in this industry. Most players and teams have intense practice games with million-dollar contracts. The next day their play is defined by their careful planning, precise timing and practice. Player's dedication and passion for this eSports is there for every spectator just like any competition there's adrenaline, glory and even lose.
This idea of competing has existed since video games themselves have existed. When PC gaming became popular, this is where people began to play online against strangers, people
who could be in other countries.
This launched the era of international icons, teams and players that could claim to be the
best in the world.
There are many games that are considered esports and have tournaments and prizes and plenty of chances for people to compete.
