Around the World in 80 Games

Welcome!   If you are new here, or even a longtime reader, this guide will be able to help you to find your way around my blog! I have organized some of my most popular blog posts and even some helpful ones by category. Feel free to check them all out! Foundational posts. The Ultimate Guide to Balancing Video Games and School — This was my first-ever blog post (excluding the About Me one), which essentially dove into my life at face value and with a bit of information explaining what I do and who I am. Esports Scholarships Explained — Funny enough, this was the post right after the one I just mentioned, and this time, it went more into detail about the school side of things and the scholarships that come with it. This is definitely one of the more foundational ones. Review posts. Top 5 Travel Locations I have been to — This post was probably my most enjoyable one. Reliving my travel experiences and memories that I had gained during my travel times really did make this the most i...

 Esports started and grew with the idea of accessibility, online and free . In traditional sports such as football or basketball, to view these games in person or even online with a streaming service costs money. So, the hypothetical question that lies here is, what if you had to pay to watch esports? If esports moved behind a paywall, would it have a positive or negative effect on the overall industry? Well, for starters, it could help transition esports to a more mainstream concept, in the same realm as traditional sports. It could also seriously generate income for the sport and even have more financial investors for not only the players but the investors too. Events themselves could also have an evolution, upgrading the amount of funding they can receive, leading to more global, polished, or even prestigious events. While this does sound good, it may come with some concerns. It could sway away popularity of esports if more fees and paywalls began to be introduced to esports. Th...

 In the world of gaming, the mouse acts as a tool for all your needs. But a debate had always sparked about which brand of mouse to use. For decades it has been about Razer vs. Logitech, and this post will try to debate in favor of both mice. Pro Logitech: Logitech in recent years has been evolving its software and its wireless technology. This has strengthened its levels of consistency while also leaving room for Logitech to evolve the physical mouse attributes. They also introduced new polling rates to decrease the latency between the mouse and computer. Logitech also decreased the weight of its mice in the more recent years. Pro Razer: On the other side, Razer has opted for a more responsive, heavy approach by utilizing wired connections and optical switches. The Razer Synapse software that is associated with most Razer products is far superior to the one Logitech has to offer. The RGB effects that the mouse uses are also aesthetically pleasing to people who enjoy looking at the...