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Finished at 23, eSports players peer nervously into retirement

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In the most frenzied eSports games, players can be finished by 23 because reactions supposedly slow after that
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American teen ‘Bugha’ becomes solo Fortnite champ, winning $3-million

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At just 16 years of age, Kyle Giersdorf became the video game's first champion, and a millionaire
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Fun and games that change lives

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Professional gaming can mean earning big bucks for elite competitors. It also fosters problem-solving skills in casual players
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No mere Semblance of success

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How a South African indie game went from a university assignment to the big-time
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FBI’s gullible goat slips up on jihadi slope

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Anti-radicalisation tools are indicative of how clueless governments can be when it comes to reaching out to the younger generation
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Diversity calls for change in app-titudes

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App and game developers are slowly getting their heads around the fact that there's more to girls than pink and princesses.
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Local gaming heroes rAge on

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The rAge expo was a feast of global gaming, but the growing presence of local developers was a significant phenomenon, writes Arthur Goldstuck.
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