If YouTube buys video game streaming company Twitch for $1 billion, a deal multiple reports suggest is imminent, the San Francisco startup has a lot to look forward to: Much more cash, a better global infrastructure, and the invaluable clout of being a Go
Two decades ago, the first-person shooter genre helped propel esports into one of its most successful eras, launching competitive leagues and the careers for some of the scene's biggest stars
Last week, Reddit’s hugely popular gaming communities were convinced they'd uncovered a major scandal: A moderator had allegedly abused his position to promote his work on Curse, a hugely popular network of video game websites, at the expense of his compe
In a long-planned and promised effort to improve its service in Europe, video game streaming site Twitch announced today it has launched a new data center in Paris, France
This year’s DreamHack Open Tour will feature $200,000 in prize money for StarCraft 2 competitions in six stops across Europe including a newly added event in Moscow, Russia
