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From the Magic of 2008–2014 to Today’s Prize-Driven Esports Era There was a time in Ghana when gaming felt different — warmer, louder, and strangely more intimate. A time when LAN parties weren’t just events…they were rituals. Between 2008 and 2014, Ghanaian gaming culture lived in small rooms filled with glowing monitors, buzzing fans, tangled cables, and the kind of …
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Why Retro Gaming Still Thrives in Ghana Yes, people still play their PS2s in Ghana. Surprised? Let’s get into it. In a world where next-gen consoles and cloud gaming dominate headlines, it might surprise some that retro gaming is alive and well in Ghana. From the dusty cartridges of Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo to the classic PlayStation 2 discs, …
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How did gaming become soo expensive,lets find out! If you are currently in your late 20s to late 40s, I hope you can remember with fondness the magic of gaming from your Childhood. How defeating your friends in MK3 Ultimate made you feel like king or queen of your small social hill! Or how trading Pokémon was such a marvel …
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Do you remember the days when gaming belonged to Gamers? Do you miss those days? I sure do.
What could it be like between then and now?
A Look at Ghana’s Esports Journey – Progress, Challenges, and the Road Ahead In Ghana, conversations about esports often get clouded by debates over who’s official, who can host tournaments, and who controls the scene.Who has been doing it for a long time and who has the rights. But beyond all the noise, one fundamental question remains: Has esports in …
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From Rage Quits to Real Growth: The Emotional Roller coaster of Gaming and Why It Matters It’s Saturday afternoon and you’re trying to get ahead in Monster Hunter 5. You’re staring at theJin Dahaad who has broken your confidence. You’ve respawned many times but cannot seem tojust get past him. Finally, you’re gaining the upper hand, swiftly dodging the Jin’s …
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Are Gamers Truly Ready for African Games? The African gaming industry is steadily rising. With more studios from the continent telling stories rooted in our history, culture, and identity, the interactive entertainment space is finally opening up to new narratives. But with this growth comes a difficult question: are gamers really ready to embrace African-made games — or just the …
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Games and their Game Trailers have, for decades, been the small peephole through which most gamers get a glimpse of what is and what is to come. What were or are some of your favorite trailers?
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Nintendo Presents the Nintendo Switch 2, the industry giant’s newest, baddest, hardest console coming to the gaming market! We have been teased, we have been click baited, and many even went as far as using leaked data to 3D-print their own rendered version of the console, whether to prove a point or just get ahead of the excitement curb, I’m …
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Reliving the Childhood Games That Shaped Ghana’s Gaming Culture Remember how much fun we had playing with friends during leisure hours? The laughtershared among siblings and the occasional snitching when someone decides to hoard theconsole or keyboard? Those were much simpler times, when games were found on CDs,cartridges or folders on computers. Some games were also played in game centers …
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