40 Thousand People Watched Computer Game As World Cup Match

The game world is at this point where it has come with the help of technology. with realistic graphics manages to enchant people. But games with a high level of realism hosted a similar event that we have seen in the past.

If a player starts the game,Germany – Japan‘ broadcast the match live on YouTube. However, the user included statements in the broadcast title as if this match was a real World Cup match. The broadcast was followed instantly by more than 40 thousand people, assuming it was real.

Although some of the audience noticed the situation, it did not help much:

Of course, some users realized that the images in the broadcast were from a game. Although some voice the situation in the broadcast chat, many people do not follow the chat. He continued to watch, assuming it was real. In addition, although news sources claim that the game is FIFA 23, in the photo above, “Skip” the text does not belong to the FIFA series. This game eFootball or formerly PES strengthens his claims.

Let’s remember other events where the games were thought to be real:

Recently, we have come across that footage of the game was shared as if it were real, especially during the Ukraine-Russia war. Many people have taken this bait, especially since the difference between reality and game is undetectable on devices with small screens, to fake content creators gained views.