Esports are not suffering as much as other industries during this difficult time

A young writer from the Rolling Stone magazine is credited with the creation of esports tournaments.

With Esports reeling from the death of Kobe Bryant, many tournaments have been cancelled or postponed due to the virus.

With such giant brands as Coca Cola showing their support for Esports and the companies involved in it, we can only expect more growth as 2020 continues.

A new report by Hitmarkers shows a dramatic increase in Esports job opportunities during the last couple of years

The course is suitable for both new players, and seasoned players who want to improve their game.

Game set to open brand new venue in London moving their London Lionhearts base to Oxford Street

A £40,000 prize pool has been allocated for the FIFA20 competition, with the winner receiving £20,000 and £10,000 for the runner up, the runners-up of the consoles finals will receive £5,000 each.

This December London will play host to the NBA 2K League European International, being held from Friday 13th to Saturday 14th.

With only 7 points separating the top 3 players, this is set to be a great race!

Birmingham, host of the Insomnia Gaming Festival, adds a new course to its City University programme.

A new brand of holiday is becoming increasingly popular, with hotels adding ‘games rooms’ into the mix.  We are not talking about the traditional games

Esports popularity is growing very quickly in the sporting world, with real world events across the globe including esports demonstrations and tournaments in their line ups.

Fortnite and FIFA eWorld Cup show increasing momentum in the world of eSports.

32 of the world best players of FIFA 19 will battle it out to become champion, and to take home the prize of $250,000 and a trip to the Fifa Football Awards.