1. Increase the use of renewable energy to power gaming and esports hardware, such as by using solar or wind-powered sources.
2. Encourage virtual events, such as virtual tournaments, to reduce carbon emissions related to travel.
3. Research and develop more energy-efficient gaming hardware, such as graphics cards, processors, and gaming consoles.
4. Promote the use of gaming-as-a-service (GaaS) models, which can reduce the amount of energy used to run online games.
5. Develop more eco-friendly gaming peripherals, such as keyboards and controllers made from recycled materials.
6. Implement carbon offset programs for gaming and esports events.
7. Encourage the development of new technologies that can reduce the carbon footprint of gaming and esports, such as cloud gaming.
8. Support the development of sustainable gaming and esports infrastructure, such as data centers that use renewable energy sources.
9. Educate the gaming and esports community on the importance of sustainability and the impact of their activities on the environment.
Thx for your input Peter. Guess the life cycle of games should be around 7 years for sustainability?
Not necessarily, however, the life cycle of games can vary depending on the type of game, the platform it's released on, and the amount of support it receives from its developer. Generally, a game's life cycle can range from a few years to several decades, depending on the factors mentioned above.
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