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Esports

Once a niche subculture, esports and competitive gaming have now become a mainstream phenomenon. The Overwatch League and Call of Duty League feature wealthy owners from the NFL, League of Legends and Dota 2 regularly sell out stadiums, and Fortnite has its own World Cup. The next big sport could be a video game.

NFL star Jay Ajayi is now a pro gamerNFL star Jay Ajayi is now a pro gamer
Andrew Webster
Herman Miller is getting into gamingHerman Miller is getting into gaming
Andrew Webster
Designing League of Legends’ stunning holographic Worlds opening ceremony

With a little help from the Super Bowl and Louis Vuitton

Andrew Webster
Team Hong Kong’s unlikely journey to the Overwatch World Cup

Amid controversy, one team fights to prove they belong

Aron Garst
How 100 Thieves became the Supreme of e-sports

A new kind of entertainment company

Andrew Webster
Illegal tournaments and rejected visas: Team Vietnam’s long road to the PUBG Nations Cup

Despite some serious obstacles, the team finished in fourth place

Aron Garst
How fighting game tournaments are dealing with toxic and unruly players

A universal code of conduct could lead to better behavior

Steven T. Wright
No women competed at the Fortnite World Cup, but top players want to change that

Stars from Gen.G and Faze Clan are inspiring a new generation of Fortnite players

Nicole Carpenter
How the Fortnite World Cup could inspire the next Ninja or Tfue

The battle royale game is minting a new generation of superstars

Nick Statt
The Fortnite World Cup Finals were a victory lap for Epic Games

A three-day extravaganza that turned teenagers into millionaires

Andrew Webster
This infamous Counter-Strike team helped pave the way for women in e-sports

The story of Les Seules

Nicole Carpenter
Congress is bad at Rocket LeagueCongress is bad at Rocket League
Makena Kelly