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I’d call the Sony Inzone M10S II a gaming monitor refresh rather than a sequel, but it is one of the slickest first-person shooter screens around
The Sony Inzone M10S II is a high-refresh-rate gaming monitor that excels for PC first-person shooters with its 1440p 540Hz and 720p 720Hz dual modes, vibrant OLED colors, and enhanced brightness. However, its high price and limited appeal outside of competitive PC gaming, particularly its lack of robust PlayStation 5 integration, prevent it from being a universal recommendation.
Caps becomes League of Legends' next Hall of Legends entry, and it's about time
Riot Games is inducting G2 Esports player Rasmus 'Caps' Winter into the League of Legends Hall of Legends. Caps, a prominent European player since 2016, has been a key figure for G2 Esports since 2019, known for his midlane dominance and longevity. An in-game event celebrating his career, including a potential Tristana skin, will begin on September 10.
FPS players! These are the gaming earbuds you need for premium precision, and for a few more hours they're at their…
Sony's Inzone E9 gaming earbuds are currently available at their lowest-ever price of $133 as part of Amazon's Early Prime Day deals. These earbuds, designed in collaboration with Fnatic, offer precise sound placement for FPS games and minimal latency due to their wired connection. A gaming headset, the Sony Inzone H9 II, is also on sale.
'London is ready to level up and lead the world in esports': Mayor of London wants to use big events to stimulate economy and create opportunities for young people
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, aims to establish the city as the global esports capital by leveraging major events to stimulate the economy and create opportunities for young people. Khan visited Fnatic's facilities in Tokyo and highlighted the significant economic contributions of past esports events in London, such as the League of Legends World Championship Final and the Blast Premier London Open. A commissioned report will explore strategies for London to capture more of the growing esports market and develop talent pipelines through schools and training programs.
Valorant Masters' anthem is a unique look for VCT, and it brings one of the UK's finest back to the stage
Riot Games has released "Chaos in the House" by UK artist Che Lingo as the anthem for Valorant Masters London. The song aims to capture the unpredictability of Valorant esports and features a music video blending cartoon visuals with real tournament clips. Che Lingo previously contributed to the MSI 2023 anthem "Rules (Are Meant to Break)".
Harm without a home: Roblox casinos, loot boxes, and responsibility avoidance
Roblox-based gambling site BloxFlip has returned, highlighting a global failure in regulating digital products targeted at young audiences. Despite evidence of illegal gambling and loot box mechanics in games like CS2 and on platforms like Steam, regulatory bodies worldwide have shown a significant lack of enforcement, leading to continued harm and responsibility avoidance by companies.
The Digital Fan’s Guide: How to Balance Productivity and Major Esports Tournaments
This guide provides strategies for esports fans to balance watching major tournaments with daily productivity. It emphasizes the importance of understanding complex global schedules, creating personalized viewing routines, and prioritizing matches to avoid information overload. The article suggests utilizing digital tools and setting clear boundaries to ensure esports remains an enjoyable and sustainable hobby.
Fnatic CEO Admits Million-Dollar Perkz Era 'Didn't Make Economic Sense' in League Rebuild | HappyGamer
Fnatic CEO Sam Mathews admitted that the team's past high-spending strategy, particularly the 'Perkz era,' was not economically sustainable. The organization is now shifting to a five-year plan focused on developing young talent and potentially launching an academy team to rebuild its League of Legends division.
The Esports World Cup 2026 Sets a Record-Breaking Prize Pool
The Esports World Cup 2026 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, will feature a record-breaking $75 million prize pool across 24 games and 25 tournaments. Over 2,000 players and 200 clubs from more than 100 countries will compete in a variety of genres including battle royales, first-person shooters, MOBAs, and fighting games.
Sony and Fnatic just announced a blazing-fast 720Hz OLED gaming monitor with one bizarre compromise
Sony and Fnatic have announced a new 27-inch OLED gaming monitor capable of reaching a 720Hz refresh rate. While typically operating at 540Hz, a dual-mode option unlocks the higher refresh rate, though it comes with a peculiar compromise.
Sony and Fnatic just announced a blazing-fast 720Hz OLED gaming monitor with one bizarre compromise
Sony and Fnatic have announced the Inzone M10S II, a 27-inch OLED gaming monitor capable of reaching a 720Hz refresh rate at a 720p resolution, or 540Hz at 1440p. The monitor features a 0.02ms response time, 1500cd/m2 peak brightness for HDR, and design optimizations for competitive play, including an anti-reflective coating and a compact stand. It is priced at $1,099.99.
Sony squares up to Asus and LG in the dual-mode, esports OLED gaming monitor market with a Fnatic collab
Sony has entered the competitive OLED gaming monitor market with its new Inzone M10S II, priced at $1,099.99. This dual-mode display, developed with input from the esports brand Fnatic, aims to compete with offerings from Asus and LG. The article notes that while competition may drive down prices, Sony's monitor is currently the most expensive of the three.
Sony Announces High-End Gaming Monitor for the Uber Sweats
Sony's INZONE gaming brand has announced new high-end products targeting the PC market, including the INZONE H6 Air open-back gaming headset and the INZONE M10S II OLED monitor. The monitor boasts a 27-inch QHD 540Hz screen with a 0.02ms response time, though its capabilities far exceed current PlayStation 5 performance.
BOASTER Drops Championship-Level Clutches on Teammates in FNATIC Practice Session
FNATIC's in-game leader BOASTER showcased exceptional skill during a practice session, outclutching teammates DERKE and CHRON. The team shared footage of these impressive plays, highlighting BOASTER's form and the team's competitive drive as Valorant's major tournaments approach.
Valorant gets its biggest VCT shake-up ever, and it could be the best thing to happen to it
Riot Games is overhauling the Valorant Champions Tour for 2027, moving away from regional leagues to a more open, tournament-driven format. This change aims to foster more underdog stories and global competitiveness by increasing the number of tournaments and prize pools. While partnered teams will retain some benefits, the new structure emphasizes performance in regional 'VCT Cups' to qualify for international events like Masters and Champions.
Great Britain at the Esports Nations Cup 2026: British Esports, Esports Wales, Fnatic, Scottish Esports, The FA via England Gaming and UKETC unite to represent GB
British Esports, along with partners Esports Wales, Fnatic, Scottish Esports, The FA via England Gaming, and UKETC, has been selected as the Official National Team Partner to represent Great Britain at the inaugural Esports Nations Cup in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from November 2-29, 2026. Jeff Simpkins has been appointed National Team Manager, tasked with forming national teams across multiple game titles. The Esports Foundation is backing the event with significant funding for prize money, club incentives, and national team development.
G2 Caps Gets Real About Career Reflections: ‘Time Flies Very Fast’
G2 Esports mid laner Caps reflects on the rapid passage of time in his professional League of Legends career, expressing a desire to achieve more despite significant past successes. His candid thoughts resonate with fans and highlight the intense pressure and fleeting nature of esports careers. Caps' motivation to make the current year count is seen as a driving force for G2 Esports as they rebuild their roster.
