How to watch UK and US military esports teams go head to head in Call of Duty tournament
British and American esports teams are set to go head to head in a Call of Duty tournament.
British and American esports teams are set to go head to head in a Call of Duty tournament.
London's Imperial War Museum's exhibition walks through the evolution of video games from battleship board games to virtual franchises.
Produced by BFBS, the event will see military esports teams going up against civilians.
Over the Christmas period, the Army eSports team are hosting The Gathering to reduce loneliness and isolation among soldiers.
The training system is reconfigurable and mobile, so it can be used to prevent skill fade when troops are deployed overseas.
Visitors were given a chance to try out the enduro, karting and eRacing disciplines at the exhibition.
HMS Queen Elizabeth's crew, currently on the Carrier Strike Group 21 deployment, took part in a whole ship FIFA tournament at sea.
BFBS has partnered with Esports to host the Legion Games Services Showdown to raise money for the Royal British Legion
A player of the video game 'War Thunder' allegedly posted the document in order to improve the accuracy of the design of the tank online.
Flight Sergeant Chris Slator was crowned the inaugural champion after 20 races.
The final rounds of the Armed Forces eRacing Championship will crown a first-ever champion LIVE on the Forces News Facebook page tonight.
A night of action on platforms Rocket League, Valorant and League of Legends saw the Army come out victorious.
Rounds 11 and 12 of the Armed Forces E-Racing Championship will be broadcast live on the Forces News Facebook page.
The Royal Navy ran out 5-0 winners in the contest.
After experiencing a rise in popularity during lockdown, Army esports is hoping to be part of some big competitions.
More than 1,000 members of the general public have joined the Army's eSports Lions League platforms during the COVID pandemic.