Esports come and go as years pass. While some staple genres stick around, such as shooting games and strategy games, most will eventually collapse at the hands of a new up-and-coming title with promising mechanics (like Mordhau!). For some of you, it might not matter whether or not Mordhau becomes an esport. After all, esports … More Making Mordhau into an Esport
Tournament after tournament, across popular games like Starcraft, League of Legends, and Street Fighter Korean teams continue to dominate at almost every level of competition. Whether they’re playing for tournament prizes or aiming to win playoffs and demonstrate steady records during regular seasons, South Korean esports players push the boundaries of skill in gaming. Shooting … More Korean Dominance in Esports
Although modding increases a game’s community lifespan, drives sales for its developers, and provides extra content for users, it can cause significant problems in multiplayer games. As mentioned in my last post on mods and addons, Skyrim is a single player role-playing game in which the player interacts only with AI-controlled non-player characters, so mods … More Are Mods and Addons Fair? (Part 2)
#1 The Picto Box from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker – Though not very powerful or practical compared to most of Link’s other tools, the Picto Box nevertheless creates moments far more enjoyable than its more mundane counterparts. Allowing you to take pictures of enemies and bosses that can be turned in to … More My Top 10 Favorite Items in Video Games
“Lol, what a scrub, get rekt noob.” Spend an hour or two in any competitive multiplayer game, and you’re bound to hear one if not all of these words and phrases. As the internet has developed into the behemoth it is today, strange words and metaphors have arisen in the gaming community. Where do these … More Linguistic Choices in Gaming
Aimbotting Analysis 