Richard Lewis takes a look at a new development in competitive gaming, namely Play The Gamer. The aims of the project are to make competitive gaming more social and to introduce the principles behind it to all levels of players.

You don't need to be Bob Dylan to know that the times they are a changing and those of us passionate about e-sports have seen and felt those changes of late. While the gaming industry continues to thrive with many companies remaining profitable throughout a global recession and Hollywood calling as they try and find the next thing they can mine for inspiration, e-sports remains a marginalised curiosity, an introverted cousin within an extended family. The change had to come at some point and in truth would have been better had it come sooner but we are a stubborn and proud bunch, resistant to change and insistent on adhering to traditions.

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