I know it's not the size of the prize pool that counts, it's how players compete for it. But it's always great to see players competing for big prizes - it's a great sign for our local esports community.

Mobile gaming is everywhere - from taking out ads at the Super Bowl to gaming apps for major candy brands hitting the top lists on app stores. I suppose it makes sense, then, that it is raking in so much money and also showing such high engagement rates.

Black Friday deals are typically an American thing, but like Krispy Kreme, Starbucks and Burger King, they have made their way to South Africa. But are they any good? Check them all out for yourself.

Want to support local eSports and stand a chance to win some money? The Kwese ACE FIFA championship is just the thing.

The numbers are in and August was a huge month for digital downloads. You might think the beleaguered No Man's Sky was responsible for a lot of that, but actually World of Warcraft also made a big comeback.

Nintendo is raking in a ton of cash thanks to Pokemon Go, but will the fad last or will it be over before the season?

The Steam Sale might have had a slower pace this year, but that seemed to have won the race for more money.

We already know that mobile gaming makes a ridiculous amount of money from in-app purchases, but from how many consumers? Less than 5%