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Anime is a medium that in recent years has exploded in popularity, due to the mainstream success of shows like Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Attack on Titan. This popularity has led to the destigmatization of the stereotypes surrounding anime. But in exchange has resulted in a culture that is in favour of isolation. A culture that is in stark

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Competition is the bedrock of sports, for even in the days of the arcades gamers competed for the coveted top score. Nowadays we have professional leagues that offer gamers a platform like none other. But these leagues have lost sight of the true meaning of competition, and it's not like gamers are at fault. All of this frame has also brought money into the equation which has s

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Esports and its competitions have long since cultivated a stereotype of only being American or East Asian-based competitions. Such was the case for the longest time unti

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As an anime fan, limiting yourself to watching anime only is not enough. Anime is a global phenomenon now and you should step out of your home to see it for yourself. Not only is this a great way to make like-minded friends, but it also fulfills your inner instinct to socialize.

As an anime fan myself, I understand that there aren’t many places to entice us. However

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Virtual Reality or VR for short has taken the gaming world by storm since the late 2010s as it marks a historic landmark for gaming. Now we are no longer bound to the 2D screens and can finally game in an immersive 3D environment. Such that it feels like we are there ourselves, a concept that a mere 20 years ago was just science fiction. That being said development of games

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The modern gaming industry is a billion-dollar wonder that has overtaken all other sorts of media in both fame and profit. But with this fame and fortune people have forgotten the roots of gaming, Arcades. Once a cornerstone of the gaming culture, they now lay forgotten and abandoned. Or that would be the case was it not for the retro revolution of

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Contrary to popular belief, arcade points are still functioning today and rolling in profitable revenue for arcade owners. While arcade shops are hard to come by nowadays, especially in the West, this does not imply that arcades have become extinct.

In regions like Japan, China, and Korea, the arcade culture is still alive and many arcade fans visit these centers on a

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Gaming and Esports, which were once thought to be the most niche of niche hobbies have blossomed into a multi-billion dollar industry. An industry that is slowly and surely taking over all other forms of media from feature films to books. And why shouldn't they? Unlike the above-mentioned media gaming puts control in the hands of the players and has th

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Anime enthusiasts have long since supported their series of choice by either buying the supported merchandise or cosplaying their favorite characters. Both of these not only help show the love one has for a particular series but also help get its name out to more people. But in the modern age, many choose a new medium to show their

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Dragon Ball Z is a series