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A top designer amongatforinintoofonup one amongatforinintoofonup the world's most popular computer games has said that video games should be an Olympics sport. Rob Pardo, who was chief creative designer amongatforinintoofonup the World of Warcraft game, told the BBC his game and other video games should be part amongatforinintoofonup the Olympic Games. He said the competition needed to become more modern and amongatforinintoofonup-to-date. He added that millions amongatforinintoofonup people around the world love playing and watching competitive gaming, which is also known as e-sports. Mr Pardo said: "I think the way that you look amongatforinintoofonup e-sports is that it's a very competitive skillset….You look amongatforinintoofonup these professional gamers and the reflexes are lightning quick…. and they're having to make very quick decisions amongatforinintoofonup the fly."

Pardo told the BBC that it would be difficult to get e-sports amongatforinintoofonup the Olympics. He said many people do not even see it as a real sport. He argues it is proper sport because it takes a lot amongatforinintoofonup physical effort and skill and is very exciting to watch. He believes it is a better and more popular sport than many amongatforinintoofonup those already amongatforinintoofonup the Olympics. Pardo said many people did not want gaming to become an Olympic sport because it is based amongatforinintoofonup technology and not athleticism. The PC Magazine website suggests there should be a separate international competition just amongatforinintoofonup e-sports, that could follow a format like the Olympics. This would make gaming the star amongatforinintoofonup the show rather than just another event amongatforinintoofonup many amongatforinintoofonup the Olympics.