What started as an outbreak in Wuhan and the delay of the LPL in China led to a plethora of canceled and reformatted events around the globe. The Coronavirus outbreak has affected many aspects of esports, here is the list so far:
‘Squid Game' is a show that premiered on Sep 17, exclusively on Netflix. According to the synopsis, desperate people put their lives on the line for a chance to win 45,600,000,000 KRW [~38,187,1
T1 announced that they have agreed to an MOU with a B2B SaaS developer startup, bemyfriend. Both companies will be working together to build a commerce & fan community platform. The company, bemyf
Event features schools competing in a League of Legends Tournament and breakout sessions with Gen.G content creators Nemesis, Nicki Taylor and Stanz, Gen.G COO Arnold Hur and Gen.G staff LOS ANGELES,
PITTSBURGH – Robert Morris University Esports is proud to announce its partnership with PNC Bank. The partnership with PNC further strengthens an existing relationship between two Pittsburgh are
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To some, it is inspiring to see how cute and likable robots appear the moment they start dancing. To others, the mobility, dexterity and intelligence required of these dancing robots inspire more... more cynical ideas.
Three esports freelancers tell their stories about how the Corona pandemic has impacted their lives.
Identifying with one of the country's greatest natural wonders, it seems more than appropriate its university namesake would approach esports in a truly grand manner. Such success can be seen in the s
AGDQ celebrated its 10th anniversary by breaking another donation record during the last game of the event. Proceeds from the event went towards the Prevent Cancer Foundation, who's been supporting the event for years.
The second episode of Inven Global's podcast, Ranked Chat, features Tempo Storm Super Smash Bros. Melee professional player Jeffrey "Axe" Williamson.
At long last, Justin "Wizzrobe" Hallett has found an organization to call home. The Captain Falcon maestro will be competing in Super Smash Bros. Melee under the Envy Gaming brand.
In what has so far been an insane season of Super Smash Bros. Melee, it prepares to take another pitstop on the way to EVO. CEO 2019 is this weekend and better believe all the top talent in Melee will be in attendance.
Wizzrobe is the last step in Melee’s recent progression. If he can get sponsored, despite not necessarily having the strongest personal branding or presence outside of Smash Bros., it will represent one of two things...
Years and years of work went into his Summit win. A steady trek on what could be deemed the loneliest of paths, took place over several years as Jefferey “Axe” Williamson sought to be the first to win a major with Pikachu.
Company's 20-year Gaming History and Proven Entertainment Reputation Position it for esports LeadershipSAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- GameWorks, Inc., a full entertainment and dining experience for
On the 29th of November, the #EsportsMystery was finally revealed. It turned out as the wedding of esports analyst and caster Christopher “MonteCristo” Mykles and London Spitfire general
Axe shares his thoughts about tournament losses, his past gamer tags, other Smash titles, the upcoming "Doc Kids", and who he thinks is the most underrated in Melee.
Since the Nintendo Switch launched last March, we've seen its library of exclusive games bolstered by older games originally released for the Wii U. Some of these are absolute must-play games, like Ma
Microsoft's Xbox hasn't exactly been the talk of the town for the last few years. Despite the recent launch of the extra-powerful Xbox One X and the system's backward compatibility with Xbox 360 games
