Author: Sumit Kushwaha

Sumit Kushwaha, is an Assistant Editor specialising in coverage of eSports and iGaming. He tracks the latest developments by reporting around global events from the segment covering key individuals, breakthrough technologies and news shaping the future of industry. With a keen interest in gaming, he regularly reviews the latest game launches highlighting the pros and cons helping users with key inputs.

Wednesday morning in Fort Lauderdale felt like the whole gaming industry had shown up at the same place at the same time. The Broward County Convention Center was already filling up with operators, regulators, tech providers, and media from across North and Latin America. Two days, five stages, nine content streams and enough topics on the agenda to keep every corner of the industry talking well into the evening. The SBC team on the ground included SBC Americas Editor Adam Candee, Senior Business Journalist Justin Byers, SBC Media Director Martyn Elliott, SBC Noticias Editor Lucia Gando, and several others covering…

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Season 23 is here and it has a lot going on. The new Rocket Pass is live across all platforms and this one is worth talking about. The big thing this season is two new cars the Ryza Trophy and the Ryza T60. Both of them work in Fortnite as well, which is a nice bonus if you play both games. On top of that there are wheels, decals, boosts, trails, toppers and a bunch of other stuff to unlock as you level up. The pass costs 1000 Credits, which works out to around $10. If you play regularly you…

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I have been playing GOALS for the past couple of days. A lot. Like, more than I probably should have. For anyone who does not know, GOALS is a free multiplayer football game made by a Swedish company called GOALS AB. It went through alpha and beta testing and finally came out on June 4, 2026. Football fans have been excited about it for a while because honestly, EA FC and eFootball have had no real competition for years. People wanted something new. I am a big football fan. I really wanted this game to be good. I was rooting…

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Remember being in the middle of an intense Golden Eye 007 match and your mom calling you for dinner? You either stopped the game and hoped no one touched it, or you lost everything. Those days are about over now. There’s this thing called “cloud gaming” that lets you play any game on any device – your phone, your TV, your tablet – as long as you have a decent internet connection and a subscription. You can pause your game midway and pick up right where you left off on a different device. That’s all. And obviously, it’s catching on.”…

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Currently, my age is 25, and over the last 8 years of gaming, I have used many laptops for my gaming; basically, I play only GTA V, PUBG PC and some two or three normal games like Valorant and Apex Legends. For that gaming, I kept buying cheap laptops and PCs. Every single one of them struggled to run games properly. I was always lowering settings, dealing with lag, watching frames drop. It was just normal for me at that point. Then I decided enough was enough and got my first proper gaming laptop. I spent months looking around online,…

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Steam Bullet Fest 2026 is live now with some great discounts on hundreds of action-packed titles. For those that don’t know, the event is for games built around shooting, combat and high-energy gameplay. Sale ends June 15, 2026 at 10:00 AM Pacific Time. Even on a tight budget, you have plenty of great options in a variety of genres. Keeping that in mind, here are some standout games under $10 worth picking up this Steam Bullet Fest 2026. Best Picks at Steam Bullet Fest 2026 This list covers a broad range of genres and is presented in no particular order.…

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Think of a Lego set built around Batman 89, the Tim Burton movie that helped define the modern superhero blockbuster. Now imagine even more sets for Batman Returns, Batman Begins, The Batman and more. You take pieces from each set and put them back together. In the beginning, you can still identify chunks from individual movies, but the more you mix them, the harder they are to identify. Eventually the line between one and the other seems almost impossible to find. That’s the feeling of playing Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, a game that spreads its references so…

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Since the first GTA 6 trailer dropped in late 2023, the FPS debate has been raging in gaming communities. Even the second trailer in 2025 didn’t help cool it down. Both trailers debuted at 30 FPS, and that alone sent a segment of the fanbase into a spiral of speculation about whether Rockstar is locking the game to 30 on consoles, whether beefier hardware like the PS5 Pro or Xbox Series X might get a 60 FPS mode and whether the whole thing is even worth worrying about. Here’s a fair take on why 30 FPS on GTA 6 could…

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The upcoming biggest update of PUBG Mobile could be the most stacked collaboration lineups the game has seen in a single patch. Game producer Rick has been teasing what’s coming in Version 4.5 and the list reads like someone handed a wish list to the most ambitious fanbase in mobile gaming. Naruto Shippuden, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Ferrari and a significant overhaul for World of Wonder creators. This is a comprehensive rundown of all that has been revealed so far. Naruto Shippuden Is the Crown Jewel of Version 4.5 Obviously, the Naruto Shippuden collaboration is the star event of all…

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Esports betting has grown into a multi-billion dollar industry, and two generations are driving most of that growth Gen Z and Millennials. On the surface, they look like the same audience. They both grew up with screens. They both know what a kill-death ratio means. But spend five minutes watching how each group actually engages with esports betting, and you’ll realize they’re playing two completely different games. The differences aren’t just behavioral. They’re psychological. They stem from entirely different relationships with money, risk, digital identity, and what “entertainment” even means to them. Growing Up With Games Versus Growing Up Online…

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