There are now athletic
scholarships for video gamers. This is great news for you. Just look around
you. Throughout the years you forgot to groom your child since age 4 to be good
at a particular sport. Then your kid never grew up to be tall enough or quick
enough or dedicated enough to excel at a particular sport to be considered for
a scholarship but when you spent a couple of hundred bucks on a game in a box.
Your kid played the games for hours every day till their thumbs were raw. BINGO
you have a professional in your house. Go buy the kid more games this gift
giving season.
Yes, e-sports have arrived. Last
year the Staples Center normally the home to the Las Angeles Lakers basketball
team, was taken over by these nerds for the League of Legends World
Championships. It was considered the video gaming super bowl. Inside teams from
Korea and China did battle for a Million dollars to the winner. It was the
beginning of e-sports. The League is growing rapidly with new members every
day. They wanted to create a league to look more like a traditional sport. The
on line games draw 4 times more viewers than the NHL. The goal is to make
gaming the next official sport in America. Major League Gaming has a Sports
Center set to broadcast its games. William Lee is like in any other sport the celebrity
player that all followers of gaming know. He is idolized as one of the best
players on earth. He looks quite ordinary, not like your traditional buff athlete.
Collegiate sports it seems will
be attracted to whatever is popular and most of all attracting fans thus money.
They arranged $20,000 dollar scholarships to attract gamers and built the first
e-sports arena in the country. Parents
are relieved that finally there is an avenue that their kids can take who are
hooked on gaming to the point that they can
not do much else. South Korea is
the place where the original games were held. This year 42,000 fans came to
watch the video game finals. I give
credit to the geniuses who created the games who made them so very interesting
and complicated to keep so many people intrigued in them.
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