Every year, the world's biggest computer game, League of Legends, puts on a show at its World Championship esports finals. This year, the events team has opted for hologram-like projections.
New York Every year, the world's biggest computer game, League of Legends, puts on a show at its World Championship esports finals. In 2017, it flew a giant dragon into a bird's nest during during the Beijing finals using augmented reality. Last year, it had a virtual Korean pop band. This year, the events team has opted for hologram-like projections.
The finals, held in a Paris arena, have sold out over 15,000 seats, according to Riot Games. More are tuning in online to see two teams face off. G2 Esports represents Europe, a region that won the championship in 2011 when the games first started but hasn't secured victory at Worlds since then. FunPlus Phoenix, a relatively newer group, represents China, which had a team win the crown last year. They're competing over a largely crowd-funded prize that hasn't been finalized yet.
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