#gaming industry

Are pro players overpaid athletes for pushing buttons or do they deserve every dollar?

Should esports tournaments be more like regular sports with salary caps

Will physical game cartridges survive the 2026 digital-only push?

With carbon offset programs for events, are you travelling less for tournaments?

Is gaming gear overpriced for what it actually does?

Should esports teams pay players a fair salary?

Would you ever seriously recommend competitive gaming as a career to a teenager?

Are mobile ports of retro games a waste of money?

Is trying to break into competitive gaming in 2025 actually worth the grind?

Is competitive gaming dying out or just evolving into something new?

Are modern games too short and empty for the price tag?

Are esports "coaches" just overpaid hype men with no real strategy?

Does a game's performance on launch day matter more than its long-term legacy?

Is it too late to start a career in esports at age 25?

Are esports tourneys losing popularity this year

Should old game companies sell their classic titles directly without resellers

Has discovering retro games changed how you view modern gaming trends?

Were cheat codes a better system than microtransactions?

Do you secretly hate remakes and remasters, or are you just tired of lazy cash grabs with zero originality?

Modern gaming is better than retro gaming and nostalgia is lying to you