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S2G Wins PUBG Mobile World Cup 2026
S2G has won the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2026, securing the championship title after a dramatic final day. The team overcame strong competition to claim the $500,000 prize from a total pool of $1,700,000, along with 130 PMGC points and 1,000 club points. This victory sets the stage for teams to prepare for the upcoming PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026.
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.
Skeleton Key headlines Parallel’s finalized Monthly Melee 1 prize lineup
Parallel has finalized the prize lineup for its upcoming Monthly Melee 1 tournament. The winner will receive a Skeleton Key, the runner-up a Prime Variant card, and third place a customizable Parallel swag bundle. Specific details regarding the tournament date, format, and entry requirements are still to be announced.
Team Razer OpTic Texas Defends Esports World Cup Title in Historic Back-to-Back Victory | Invision Game
OpTic Texas has made esports history by becoming the first Call of Duty team to win the Esports World Cup title for two consecutive years. The team successfully defended their championship at the 2026 Esports World Cup, adding to their impressive record which includes the CDL 2025 Championship and CDL 2026 Major IV Championship.
Niko Partners: India games market exceeds $1bn, forecast to reach $1.2bn by end of 2026
India's video game market surpassed $1 billion in revenue in 2025 and is projected to reach $1.77 billion by 2030, according to Niko Partners. The number of players is expected to grow to over 700 million by 2030, with female gamers now comprising nearly half of the player base. Mobile gaming remains the primary revenue driver, though audiences are exploring a wider range of genres on PC and console.
Legends never die: League of Legends in 2026
This opinion piece reflects on the seven-year journey with League of Legends, highlighting its enduring popularity as a premier MOBA despite a complex relationship with the game. The author discusses the game's evolution, including its monetization strategies, balance changes, and the upcoming 'League Next' update, while praising Riot Games' increased transparency and community engagement.
Why I love my gaming notebooks
This article discusses the author's personal enjoyment of taking physical notes while playing certain video games, such as Her Story, Return of the Obra Dinn, and esports titles like Dota and League of Legends. The author finds that the tactile act of writing, drawing maps, and jotting down details enhances their engagement with digital games, creating a tangible connection to the gaming experience.
Everything you need to know about the T1 Raffle in Riftbound
Riot Games is holding a raffle for T1 Worlds skins in the game Riftbound, offering players a chance to obtain special player and collection bundles. Registration for the raffle is free and open to anyone with a Riot ID, with specific dates for opening and closing of entries in August 2026. The raffle includes a Signature Collection item priced at $360 USD, with limited print runs for serialized signed cards.
PUBG Mobile World Cup Grand Finals set as reigning champion Alpha7 crashes out
The 16-team field for the PUBG Mobile World Cup Grand Finals is set, with reigning champions Alpha7 Esports and Wolves Esports failing to qualify. Tianba, AlUla Club, NS RedForce, FURIA, GodLike Esports, and 4Thrives secured the final spots after the Survival Stage. The Grand Finals will take place from August 14-16 in Paris, featuring 18 matches and a $3.025 million prize pool.
Valorant pulls in BMTH and Spiritbox singers for VCT anthem, and it's exactly what we need
Riot Games has released the official anthem for the Valorant Champions Shanghai tournament, titled 'If The Sun Burns Out Tonight.' The track features Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon and Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox, with production by Grabbitz. This marks a return to heavy metal influences for Valorant's anthems, aiming to recapture the balance of electronic and strong vocals that made previous tracks successful.
Häng med SweClockers och FZ på Syntax Error
SweClockers and FZ are hosting a gaming event called Syntax Error in Stockholm on August 29th. The event will feature quizzes, tournaments, themed drinks, and a dedicated 'nerd living room' area for attendees to socialize and discuss hardware and games. Entry is free with a specific promo code or after a certain time.
Sky Mavis Launches Final Axie Classic Season With a 36,000 bAXS Prize Pot
Sky Mavis has launched the final season of Axie Classic's Competitive Circuit, Season 16, featuring a 36,000 bAXS prize pot. This season marks the end of official competitive play and active development for Axie Classic, with Sky Mavis intending to hand over responsibility to the community. The season concludes on September 10, with mini-tournaments running daily until then.
The Future of Virtual Competition: Is Xbox Game Pass Primed to Launch the Next Big Esport?
This article analyzes the potential for Xbox Game Pass to foster the next major esport, highlighting how its subscription model lowers the barrier to entry for new multiplayer games. While services like Rainbow Six Siege, Valorant, and Call of Duty already benefit from Game Pass integrations, the platform's true strength lies in providing a large player base for unproven titles. However, the article emphasizes that core game design, depth, and community building are still crucial for a game to achieve esport status, with Game Pass acting as a facilitator rather than a guarantee.
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls review - Avengers assemble for 2026's best fighter
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is a unique take on the fighting game genre, developed by Arc System Works for PlayStation 5 and PC. The game features an impressive tag-team combat system with up to four characters, a strong narrative written by Kieron Gillen, and beautiful anime-inspired visuals. Despite a steep learning curve and some occasional performance issues on PC, it stands out as a serious contender for fighting game fans and is expected to become an esports favorite.
Esports Fans Are Embracing Chance-Based Mobile Games Between Matches - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
Esports viewers are increasingly filling downtime between matches with chance-based mobile games, reflecting a broader trend of split attention across multiple screens. This behavior is driven by the instant engagement and low-friction access these games offer, aligning with existing casual mobile gaming habits. The rise of mainstream, digital-first esports fandom makes these quick, low-commitment games a natural fit for occupying fan attention during natural lulls.
Professional Smash Bros. Melee Payer Hungrybox Popped Off So Hard After Winning a Game That He Literally Fainted
Professional Super Smash Bros. Melee player Juan 'Hungrybox' Debiedma fainted after celebrating a victory over opponent Hugh 'SluG' Hegarty. The incident went viral over the weekend, highlighting the intense emotions often seen in esports competitions.
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Chess With Bombs Hits Twitch: Anichess Books Four Streamers for Sunday Pengu Blast Arena
Anichess is hosting a two-hour "Pengu Blast Arena" event on Twitch this Sunday at 17:00 UTC, featuring streamers Anna-Maja Kazarian, Lile Koridze, ToshQueen, and Afrchess. The event will showcase the "Pengu Blast" spell, which drops up to three bombs across ranks three through six, clearing pieces after three turns. This spell originated from the Pudgy Penguins takeover of Anichess.
Forget dual mode, AOC's latest curved gaming monitor can switch between three resolution and refresh rate combos
AOC has released the GAMING CQ32G4ZA, a 31.5-inch curved gaming monitor featuring three distinct resolution and refresh rate combinations: 1440p at 260Hz, 1080p at 360Hz, and 720p at 500Hz. This monitor is designed to offer competitive players flexibility, allowing them to achieve high frame rates even with lower-end GPUs. Priced at £239, it also includes a 1500R curve, 1ms GtG response time, and VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification.
High Score avrundar sommaren med att stänga säsong 11
High Score has concluded its Summer Edition (Season 11), with @hellmountain emerging as the clear winner. The season featured games like Halo: Campaign Evolved and Splatoon, with average scores for the season landing at 5.54. Season 12 is currently underway.