In my case I play multiple different anime games competitively, I lack in time to practice. So using smaller amount of time to make my performance better is the most important to me.

Following is usually what I do when I want to increase my gaming skills
1. Do read guides by others
2. Practice as directed in guide, see any small increase in performance
3. Write my own guide to identify what I actually did which made that small increase.
4. Repeat the process, review the videos.
5. Once become p

Well. This is ESL game support in 2016.

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And now... 

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Do you see the difference?
Yes! in the last 5 years the number of anime game support in esports area has increased, such as Pokemon, blazblue, undernight, gundam and so on in 2021 from 0 in 2016.

Have you heard of Aotuverse? They are the 2nd most-viewed Chinese anime on bilibili, and they have a playable game in China that will be released globally and integrated with P2E, also the sneak peeks of the art so far is amazing.

Want to experience it

Have you heard of Aotuverse? They are the 2nd most-viewed chinese anime on bilibili, and they have a playable game in China which will be released globally and integrated with P2E, also the sneak peeks of the art so far is amazing.

Experience more here

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Without a doubt, there are tons of people who play games and watch anime at the same time. However, sadly, a lot of them don’t seem to focus that much on anime games. You don’t really hear about anime games all that much, and it’s for good reason. Anime games simply aren’t as popular as normal games.

I’m here to convince you that there is more to this corner of the world than meets the eye. They’ve certainly gained popularity over the years, but here are reasons why I thi

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Since its conception, Esports has been the sport of the masses, meaning that many esports titles could be run on low-end machines. This started with the early days of Counter-Strike 1.6 and later was made the standard by League of Legends and World of Warcraft. While it helped many get into the esports scene as they could easily play the games and get better at them, pe

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As a noun, the word “lounge” means a public space, area, or room specifically designed for people to sit, relax, and interact with each other. Except for one thing, eSport gaming lounges are no different than regular lounges. The difference is that these are particularly set up to encourage gamers to come over and meet with other gamers.

In all eSport gamin

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Esports has exploded in popularity in recent years, and with it, the number of esports YouTube channels has proliferated. There are now countless channels dedicated to providing coverage of professional gaming tournaments, analysis of the latest trends and strategies, and behind-the-scenes looks at the lives of pro gamers. With so much variety, it

VR (Virtual Reality) technology is poised to revolutionize the gaming industry, completely transforming our gaming experiences. Firstly, VR games with genres such as FPS (First-Person Shooter) and 3D fighting games offer an unparalleled level of excitement compared to traditional gaming. Playing in VR allows us to immerse ourselves in the game, physically move as if we were the character, and shoot or punch with real-life actions. This immersive experience elevates the joy of game participation

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Esports has long since become the shining beacon of hope for gaming and since its inclusion in the mainstream media with games like Counter-Strike and League of Legends, gaming has only grown in leaps and bounds. But with this fame, many gamers have forgotten the hard-working developers and studios who have crafted these experiences. This has led to newer developers losing