Soon, E3 2019 will be upon us. For those of us into games, this marks one of the biggest weeks of the year, with announcements constantly flooding in.
So much for the French Revolution, eh? At best, it’s on hold after Faze and Furia made light work of G2 and Vitality in Dallas.
The French are no strangers to revolution, in real life or in our own little corner of it. Now, Vitality (and to a lesser extent G2) are looking to start yet another, using tried and tested Gallic classics. No, I’m not talking about the guillotine. I’m talking about the AK-47 of NBK and the AWP […]
With the Korea vs World gap definitively closing in the past 18 months, MSI has drawn attention to a different skill division: the wildcard regions.
This weekend saw one of the most dominant empires in Australian sports – yes, all sports – toppled.
Starting this Friday, IEM Sydney will see some of Australia’s biggest esports stars take to the stage to compete for cold, hard cash.
Live by the sword, die by the sword: the final match of the HCT World Championship showed us the best and worst of Hearthstone in one, neat, little RNG-shaped package.
After almost 120 matches of professional Hearthstone, the field of 16 has been whittled down to the world champion – Norway’s Hunterace (Casper Notto).
There’s just one day left to go at the Hearthstone World Championship in Taiwan, with today’s schedule packing in the full suite of quarter-finals, semis and the ultimate decider.
With 16 of the world’s very best Hearthstone players in Taiwan for the World Championship, I took the opportunity to wrangle some of them together and explore just how esports professionals prepare for major tournaments.
A week of cross-town rivalries saw the finalists for Street Fighter locked in at the Gfinity Elite Series.
DaBigChoppa (Josh Marsden) is one of the Sydney Chiefs’ newest recruits. Drafted from the challenger series, the New Zealand sensation has cemented his place among Oceania’s Street Fighter elite.
Melbourne Order took home the season one trophy for the Gfinity Elite Series, but with a heap of new talent coming from the challenger series and a few shake-ups in the draft, the other teams are looking to level the playing field.
If you follow the fighting game scene in Australia at all, you may have noticed a big feature missing from the calendar.
The competition has come to an end for another series as the panel reviews a massive few weeks.
Behind the scenes at the Gfinity Australia Elite Series.
The finale of Street Fighter at the Gfinity Australia Elite Series.
Insanely fast Rocket League goal at the Gfinity Australia Elite Series.
We went behind the scenes at the Gfinity Australia Elite series to see what it takes to make it in the competitive world of gaming.
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With the Korea vs World gap definitively closing in the past 18 months, MSI has drawn attention to a different skill division: the wildcard regions.