TwitchCon 2016 will have a Streamline tournament worth $10,000
A competitive game that’s a perfect match for streaming is getting the spotlight at TwitchCon. Twitch announced today that its upcoming TwitchCon 2016, which...
Call of Duty esports preview: 32 teams face-off in the shooter’s biggest event
After almost a year of exciting battles in online qualifiers and major tournaments, 32 professional teams from around the world are in The Forum arena in Inglewood, California for the annual Call of Duty Championship (taking place alongside the sold-out Call of Duty XP fan convention).
Former HBO Sports president takes over at World Esports Association
A person with plenty of experience in a very different kind of competition is getting into the world of esports. Ken Hershman, formerly the...
University of Nevada, Las Vegas will offer a course on esports
At college, you can learn about math, history, science … and esports. The University of Nevada, Las Vegas announced today that it is offering...
Call of Duty World League’s second season climaxes with more teams, huge upsets
Good luck predicting the winner of this year’s Call of Duty Championship. After another weekend of heated matchups and upsets, it seems like anything...
See 5 classic video games transformed into a stop-motion film using odd items
The folks at PES rarely disappoint with their delightful stop-motion videos. Now they’re back with their latest creation: “Game Over.” The 90-second video includes...
Watch Logitech turn 160 keyboards into a giant screen
Some artists take to canvas while others use paper or a video screen, but now some creative folks are using a wall of keyboards to...
Konami has not killed the Kojima tree … yet
Let's hope the publisher treats this tree better than it has P.T.
OMG! How cute is this Hearthstone-themed wedding invitation? Answer: So cute
Although, I'm not sure how they're going to get together enough mana to actually play this card.
Exploding Kittens shows us the keys to Kickstarter records: Cute cats and The Oatmeal
This idea for an Exploding Kittens card game is pure gold, combining explosions, kittens, and a card game published by online comedy site The Oatmeal. And that may explain why Exploding Kittens has raised $2.67 million from 68,253 backers in just two days of its Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign.