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Pearl Abyss brings exclusive Black Desert Online fan event to E3 2019
Pearl Abyss, developer of Black Desert Online, hosted Into the Abyss at E3 2019. Into The Abyss invites a community of partners, creators, media, and the public to catch the reveal of announcements, new content, and exclusive demos and games.
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"The Priest God" opens up about reaching 30,000 Ranked wins
Long-time Hearthstone players all have a favorite class deep down in their hearts. And while it's common to play all nine of them to complete different daily challenges, try out new decks and climb the ladder, everyone has one they prefer playing most for one reason or another. Perhaps the fantasy of being a Hunter in the World of Warcraft universe appeals to you. Or you feel powerful wielding massive weapons that Garrosh holds in his arsenal that attracted you to play Warrior the longest. Maybe you just are a naturally good Shaman player and that has been your go-to class of choice when you want to put your "try hard" pants on.
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Ranked Chat Ep. 1: The Key to NA's League Success w/100 Thieves Manager Sabrina Wong
The debut episode of Inven Global's podcast, Ranked Chat, features 100 Thieves League of Legends Team Manager Sabrina Wong. The show, co-hosted by Mandie Roman and Inven Global Director of Strategic Content Nick D'Orazio, is now available on the Inven Global Soundcloud.
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FULL TRANSCRIPTION — "Esports Journalism: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly"
The forty-five minute panel was streamed live during the conference, but for those who may have missed it, a full transcript of the spiciest panel of the 2019 Inven Global Esports Conference is now available for your reading pleasure.
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Two big questions Nintendo has to answer at E3
As E3's final presentation looks to take place at 12 p.m. EDT today, Nintendo fans are chomping at the bit to find out what new toys they will get to play with in the upcoming months. Prior to the presentation even starting, Twitter was abuzz with die-hard Nintendo fans who aired what they want to see, what they NEED to see and what they cannot live without seeing on stream. A common theme when it comes to the messages focus on three franchises in particular: Pokemon Sword and Shield, Animal Crossing and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. As the clock ticks down until the presentation starts, here are the two biggest questions on fan's minds.
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Cuphead DLC, the only thing that matters at E3 in 2019
I'd classify myself as a simple man with simple interests. When I saw Cuphead, an indie title that has sold over 3 million copies thus far across numerous platforms, advertised at E3 in 2017 I knew I had to have it. The art was stunning, the music can only be described as a time capsule that brought me back to the 1930s and the gameplay was addictingly fun. It didn't take long for me to beat it, about 17 hours according to my Steam account, but the lasting impression it has had on me is a high I've been looking to chase since. I had no remote idea that shooting a flopping Onion while I dodged his tears falling on me would be a vivid gaming memory that would ring fresh in my mind almost two years later.
