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What Gaming Means To Me

At the end of the day, gaming does something different for everyone. Here’s what gaming means to our staff member Ethan Patrick.

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Female Gamers: They deserve more respect (and money)

Though women make up almost exactly half of gamers, the vast majority of Esports teams have no women on their roster.

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Accusing Players of Cheating: What’s really going on?

What is really going on when people accuse big players and streamers of cheating and hacking?

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When sports games make you feel like you're actual

When sports games make you feel like you're actually live in person at an event! We're loving playing as Liverpool FC on FIFA 22. FIFA 22 is now available through Xbox Game Pass!

Valorant's professional scene will look vastly dif

Valorant's professional scene will look vastly different next year after Riot Games announced some significant changes to the game's Esports structure. Domestic and international leagues will be introduced in 2023. A new game mode designed to help aspiring Esports stars turn pro is on the way too.
The upcoming mode will give players a chance to qualify for the domestic leagues, which will be integrated closely with the in-game tournament feature. Riot hopes the path-to-pro mode will help organizations scout upcoming talents as well.
There will be three international leagues which will respectively feature top-tier teams from the Americas; Europe, the Middle East and North Africa; and Asia and Oceania. The plan is to run competitive matches on a week-to-week basis. If health and safety protocols allow, Riot will bring teams together for in-person events with live audiences. These leagues will also serve as qualifiers for the existing elite global tournaments, Masters and Champions.
In addition, Riot will expand Valorant Game Changers, a program is designed for women and other marginalized genders in the competitive ecosystem. It will be available in more countries and regions next year. Meanwhile, third-party tournaments will take place during the off-season between official competitions.
Riot says it's working on new fan experiences and partnerships with esports organizations. Teams who are part of that program won't need to pay participation or entry fees and Riot will provide them with stipends "in return for their investment in growing the ecosystem."
The publisher is using what it learned from the success of League of Legends esports to revamp the pro scene of Valorant, which now has 15 million monthly players. Riot is hoping to build on the first-person shooter's popularity and "supercharge Valorant into the next great multigenerational Esport," the publisher's head of Esports John Needham told The Washington Post in a statement.

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The new Xbox controllers in a bright pink colourway, yes or no?

In honour of Star Wars Day, tell us what your favo

In honour of Star Wars Day, tell us what your favourite Star Wars game was? We tried to shortlist all the best here!

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