Some of our favorite moments in gaming don’t happen during the final clutch or a stadium cheer; they happen on a podium, in the spotlight, when someone lifts a trophy

There’s something electrifying about the roar of a Filipino crowd during a massive esports final; whether you’re hearing it echo through a packed arena, washing over a school gym full

There’s something uniquely gut-wrenching about losing a crucial round in Valorant or Rocket League; not because you missed a shot but because your connection stuttered at the worst possible time.

Gaming in India isn’t what it used to be a decade ago. We’ve seen it evolve from casual couch sessions into an electrifying competitive space where young players dream of

Not long ago, we’d squeeze onto tiny couches or huddle in busy internet cafés just to watch our favorite gamers compete through pixelated livestreams. Now, scenes with massive stadiums, flashing

We all remember that first time we watched a Call of Duty tournament online: a packed arena, thunderous crowds, and the clash of the best players in the world. It’s

There’s nothing quite like settling in for a late-night grind; maybe you’re queuing up in Valorant, or you’re five hours deep into a marathon League of Legends scrim with your

Back in the early days, we were huddled around old TVs in living rooms, calling out clutch plays as small Call of Duty tournaments streamed pixel by pixel on laggy

There’s something magical about watching pro gamers in action; effortlessly gliding across maps, outmaneuvering opponents, and landing jaw-dropping headshots. It’s tempting to think it’s all skill (and hey, a lot