Electronic games

The world was first introduced to video games at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. Initially, they were a new and different trend from traditional games, played on a limited scale using the rudimentary computers of the time. Video games remained confined to these early computers and did not achieve the widespread popularity they enjoy today. However, 1981 witnessed a significant shift in the world of video games with the invention of the World Wide Web, which greatly contributed to the global dissemination of video games. With this modern leap, video games that mimic reality, perhaps even its most minute details, began to emerge. This was further amplified by the development of smartphones with easy internet connectivity, which facilitated the development and expansion of games, leading to the widespread adoption of today's popular video games. These games allow multiple players to participate from different locations around the world, closely mirroring reality, as seen in popular titles like PUBG and Fortnite. In recent events experienced by the international community, and in light of the continuous development of digital transformation technology, it has been proven that electronic games have a major role in supporting community economies and maximizing state revenues, in addition to their well-known social, entertainment, educational and cultural role.