The involvement of out-of-industry investment and interest in eSports could aid us in closing the market gap in South Africa. As we grow it's important to involve those who have the necessary skills for running a business, or seek outside assistance from those industries who could help eSports grow.

ESL have been opening up shop all over the world. Their most recent expansion was to Brazil, and eSports scene considerably smaller than South Africa. With the current growth of eSports in South Africa, when will ESL start paying attention?

Yahoo have entered the Wild Wild eSports West with their very own eSports vertical going live soon. The Internet Titans are the latest, alongside ESPN, to kick join in on the eSports action.

ViNCO Gaming made their international debut this weekend at the Halo 5 World Championships. Unfortunately they struggled to make it out of the group stages, a recurring theme among most South African teams who dare to enter the International realm of eSports. Now the question is, do we deserve to participate in international events?

Don't miss a Major! Here are a few eSports events coming live to a screen near you from February to April.

As it turns out, Take-Two are not that interested in investing in eSports. Instead their $250,000 NBA 2K tournament is just a marketing tool.

You can still have a viewing party. All you need is your bedroom, a computer and a can do attitude.

Now that eSports is slowly, but surely, going mainstream, do you feel we'd see a trend in which would be the most popular form of eSports entertainment? I've got my money on FPS.