EA SPORTS To Pay $588 Million For Premier League Rights

EA SPORTS is known for its popular FIFA video game series and with the two parting ways, Sky Sports reports that EA would have to pay US$588 million for the rights to have all the Premier League clubs. In today's gaming world, it is not the programming or gameplay that determines the popularity of a game, but rather the ability to secure exclusi...

The ePremier League Returns In 2021, Clubs Looking For Players

The Premier League's ePremier League (ePL) competition is returning for its third year and season, offering UK-based players of FIFA 21 the chance to represent their favourite Premier League club in a virtual football tournament. From 1am GMT+8 on 4 December 2020, FIFA 21 players who live in the United Kingdom can register to take part in the e...

Russian Internet Company Wants Twitch Banned In Glorious Motherland

Twitch has revolutionised the livestreaming landscape. It's a form of new media that has replaced live TV broadcasts for a lot of folks. Obviously, this can get pretty messy and it seems like a Russian company has found some troubling violations. [caption id="attachment_48350" align="alignnone" width="1360"] Image from The Moscow Times.[/caption] ...