Noun
esports (uncountable)
Alternative form of e-sports
eSports (uncountable)
Alternative form of e-sports
Among Gunawan's other aims is to develop an esports platform connected to a high-speed internet network, and integrated to Indonesia's new fiber-optic line project connecting rural areas. Source: Internet
Amidst talks about a new deal, Sebastian Vettel has shown some love for esports during Formula 1's lockdown as he has recently acquired a gaming rig, just like his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc. Source: Internet
And, again, they’re turning to video games – targeting gamers on social media, putting together their own esports teams, and working with big streaming platforms to change the army’s image. Source: Internet
Asholu said he compares esports to track and field. Source: Internet
As esports expands on its path of growth, the capital markets are racing to meet investment interest from a sector that’s expected to reach a value of US$1.79 billion by 2022. Source: Internet
Additionally, college esports programs must deal with the private companies that make the games they play. Source: Internet