Evolution Of Technology (Week 8)

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Because of competition, the gaming business has evolved into what it is now. Nintendo and Sega's quest for earnings spawned a slew of fresh ideas.

Sega levelled up and delivered the 16-bit games with the Sega Genesis, which was higher up in terms of visuals and experience, since Nintendo was still in 8-bit games and Sega recognised there was no more improvement in 8-bit gaming to be done.

Video games had previously been thought of as a toy to be played by teenagers to pass the time, but Sega marketed them as an enjoyable pastime for adults as well. The industry flourished as more people became interested in playing video games, and the effects can now be seen. Dota, Valorant, Fortnite, and more games have tournaments with large cash awards. Many gamers all across the world are turning their hobby into a career. All of this occurred due to the transition from 8-bit gaming in the 1980s to 128-bit gaming today, and maybe even higher in the near future.

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