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Maroc - BAMMAGAZINE.COM.NG - A La Une - 03/Mar 19:02

The Growing Popularity of eSports in New Zealand

Back when video games first became available to the public in a big way, most viewed them as children’s toys. Certainly, there were plenty of adults who enjoyed video games, eve in the 80s and 90s, but by and large, the hobby was perceived as childish. However, that is no longer the case. The culture...

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