See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Olympics
The latest instalment of Sega and Nintendo’s Olympics crossover series takes Sonic, Mario and friends to Tokyo to compete in more than 30 summer sports mini-games. There’s a single-player story mode, online and offline play of single events, and that’s about it. No online or offline tournaments, no creating custom…
Although the Olympics are known more for physical competitive pursuits like gymnastics and swimming, the organisation has been inching closer and closer to the world of esports over the last few years. Its latest toe dip into the water comes in the form of a $700,000 gaming tournament hosted with…
If video games were ever to get a permanent footing at the Olympics, it would be at the behest of the International Olympic Committee. And following a speech from the body’s president at the recent Asian Games, they have some issues with the idea.
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