PEH week 2

• Esports

  • are video games that are professionally played at a high level of competition.
  • abbreviation for "electronic sports," which refers to video games that may be played competitively either alone or in teams.
• For many individuals, esports fill that need by combining two things our generation adores:

  • competition
  • video games.
• Arcades


  were venues where heroes were born, where individuals broke records and became local superstars.
• PC gaming

  • it was here that individuals started to play against strangers, even those from foreign nations.
• • The ESPORTS tournament is streamed live online and is shown on a variety of ESPN channels.
• In 2019

  • esports tournaments will attract an estimated 453.8 million viewers, a 15% increase over 2018.
  • when there are viewers, there is revenue.
  • sponsorship revenue (media, advertising, and more) will reach 1.1 billion.
• ESPN (Entertainment and Sports Programming Network)

  • contains an esports page with up-to-date news and league standings.
  • Olympic organizers have discussed including esports as a demonstration sport at the 2024 Paris Games.
• Collegiate Center for Esports (CCE)


  was founded with the goal of having future professional or national esports players emerge from the league.
• CCE's inaugural season that took place in 2022, with 10 schools participating:

  • Arellano University
  • De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde,
  • Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC)
  • Jose Rizal University / Jack Roberto University
  • Colegio de San Juan de Letran
  • Lyceum of the Philippines University (LPU)
  • Mapua University
  • San Beda University
  • San Sebastian College
  • University of Perpetual Help System Dalta
• TYPES OF VIDEO GAMES

  1. Multiplayer
  2. Online
  3. Competitive
  4. Team-based
• Multiplayer


  individuals played games like Space Invaders to see who could get the highest score. Today, players compete against others in real time.
• Online

  • An internet connection allows players to compete against opponents in the same room or on the other side of the globe.
  • The internet also allows esports competitions to be streamed through services like twitch for live online viewing.
• Competitive

  • As opposed to the casual gamer who plays for fun, esports players compete.
• Team-based

  • Esports players compete as part of a team.
  • While players may compete as individuals, they are doing so on behalf of their team.
• Type of Esports - Game Genres

  1. Sport Games
  2. Fighting Games
  3. Real-Time Strategy (RTS) Games
  4. First Person Shooter (FPS) Games
  5. Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) Games
  6. Battle Royale (BR) Games
  7. Role Playing Games (RPG)
  8. Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORPG)
• Sports Games


  • Sports video games are analogous to their real- world counterparts.
  • FIFA-style games allow users to assume the roles of their favorite soccer players and teams.
  • Sports games are team-based nature and typically benign content.
• Rocket League (EX. of sports games)


  is another popular sports game among many high school esports teams. It's a fanciful game that combines elements of racing and soccer.
• Fighting Games

  • In this esport, a small group of players (usually two) battle in a small area.
  • Characters have varying strengths and abilities. The game is played in rounds, like boxing, until time runs out or one person is beaten.
  • Ex. Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Super Smash Bros
• Real-Time Strategy (RTS) Games

  • players compete in real-time.
  • Players often build, position, and manage units (characters).
  • Goals include taking control or destroying opponents' forces.
  • ex. StarCraft II and Age of Empires
• First-person shooter games

  • put the player in the body of a character.
  • The player, as a character, attempts to defeat an adversary.
  • ex. Doom, Halo, Call of Duty, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Overwatch
  • Other game styles, such as Battle Royale and multiplayer Online Arena, may have first-person shooter aspects.
• Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) Games

  • Online multiplayer battle arena games are a type of real- time strategy game.
  • Teams attempt to destroy the enemy team's structure or base and remove their opponents, whether they are controlled by another player or by a computer.
  • ex. League of Legends, Dota 2, and Smite (dito nabubuo ang anger issues legit)
• Battle Royale Games

  • Players acquire resources and compete to be the last player (or group of players) standing in Battle Royale games.
  • the map in Battle Royale games rapidly shrinks, forcing players to engage as the number of remaining players decreases.
  • ex. numbawan victory royale fortnite, PUBG
• Role Playing Game (RPG)

  • Players choose a character to play the game through the life of that character.
  • Players are able to choose their own quest lines, hair color, weapons, armor, and numerous other items.to make the game more immersive.
  • ex. The Witcher, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, Fallout, and Dungeons and Dragons.
• Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG)

  • Similar to other RPGs, this type of game allows players to interact online with other players.
  • Many players make online friendships and join guilds or clans as a result of these games.
  • ex. World of Warcraft, Elder Scrolls Online, Lord of the Rings Online, Eve Online, and Runescape