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SportTechie · Apr 13, 2018

NZXT Partners With Ninja, Eyes PC-Gaming Accessibility

For many gamers, building a PC is a right of passage. The PC-gaming community is a bit elitist, and for good reason — in esports, PCs are the gold standard — many gamers smirking down from above at those who play only on consoles.

NZXT wants to change that.

The computer hardware manufacturer is focused on building systems to make PC gaming more accessible, and they see a recent partnership with streamer Tyler “Ninja” Blevins as a step towards greater PC accessibility.

Every major esport at the competitive level is played on PC, and while there are some exceptions, games generally run better on computers than they do on game consoles like the PS4 and Xbox One.

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