The eSports scene was hit hard in 2020 due to the pandemic. Numerous in-person events had to be scrapped, and tournaments were either significantly delayed, or permanently cancelled. eSports organizers were forced to rethink their approach to hosting events in ways that could keep fans entertained, and more importantly, safe. Slowly but surely, all the big names managed to piece together eSports events that gave the greats a venue to play, all from the safety of their homes.
That’s a wrap for 2020, gang. This particularly challenging year is finally over, and a whole new one awaits. There’s sure to be lots of surprises in 2021, and hopefully many of them are wonderful. Even if they aren’t, at least we know there’s some fantastic games right around the corner!
Next-gen is going to give us some of the most expansive worlds and intense graphics we’ve ever seen, but it all comes at a cost. You can’t explore the biggest and best gaming has to offer without the right amount of storage. Game file sizes are already quite hefty, but the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S are no doubt going to usher in some absolutely mammoth titles. Thankfully, both platforms offer ways to expand upon the internal storage offered out of the box.
For years now, Playstation and Xbox fans have been pining for the next generation of hardware. There’s been speculation on what the systems would offer, the first wave of games, and even the shape of the hardware itself. All that time has come and gone now, as we’re literally a week away from the Xbox Series X/S and Playstation 5. The next generation is just about here!
When VR first started to take off, it was a rather pricey endeavor. Consumers had to purchase a costly headset along with a beefy computer in order to run VR games. Spending upwards of $1,000 was the norm, meaning all the fun of virtual reality was left to those with the deepest pockets. Thankfully those days have come to an end.
