Monday, July 27, 2020

Gaming grows at the rate of quarantine

More than 20% of Argentine millennials are regular spectators of electronic games competitions. And the interest in these contents starts at around 10 years old.

Whoever bets on gaming wins. That seems to be the conclusion about the figures that the video game sector has been reporting in the communications industry. Greater audiences, succulent prizes for e-sport players and new sponsors show a phenomenon that came to Argentina to stay.

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