The video game industry has grown enormously in recent years and that is why it is becoming increasingly popular. This form of entertainment is being chosen by more and more people, who enjoy their favorite titles on different consoles or computers to disconnect from the routine and day-to-day life or simply to have a good time.
This does not exclude some of the most famous people in the world today. One of the great examples is undoubtedly Elon Musk. The American billionaire businessman (and now part of Donald Trump’s government) has never hidden his passion for this sector and, in fact, has acknowledged that it helps him to enhance and develop some personal facets that he applies both to everyday life and to his work as a businessman.
In fact, MARCA Gaming already told you last week that the owner of Tesla or ‘X’ was a well-known Diablo 4 player. In fact, more than well-known, it could be said that he is the best, since he achieved the best time in the world by completing a level 150 Well in less than two minutes, thus improving by seven seconds the mark established at that time.
Elon Musk and his response to whether he plays League of Legends
The truth is that Diablo 4 is not the only game to which Elon Musk has invested a lot of time. In recent hours, a video has begun to circulate on social networks and go viral in which the businessman appears alongside Kai Trump, the granddaughter of the current president of the United States, Donald Trump. The young woman has begun to ask Elon about video games, starting with Fortnite. Regarding Epic Games’ title, the billionaire said he has not played it, although he admits to having enjoyed titles such as Quake or other first-person shooters.
The most interesting thing of all came when the president’s granddaughter asked him if he plays League of Legends, one of the most popular video games in the world and which has been at the top of the elite since 2009. The surprising thing was Elon’s response: “If I start playing League of Legends that could damage the space program,” referring to how absorbing and addictive the popular MOBA can become.