Esports & Gaming Articles

Whitebeard and Fluff leave Archon to recreate Team Fire

<p>Team Archon was formed out of the old Team Fire in October of 2015. Since then the Archon squad has had some very successful results, most notably is their participation in the main event of the Shanghai Major.</p>

Janko "YnK" Paunovic: "The transition from observer to analyst was awesome."

<p>GosuGamers presents a transcripted interview with CS:GO analyst and observer,&nbsp;Janko &quot;YnK&quot; Paunovic, where we discuss his transition from observer to analyst, preparation&nbsp;prior to events and his perspective on the Balkan CS:GO scene.</p>

NA CS Finals: Team Dragon Knights vs. Apex

<p>Team Dragon Knights shocked their semifinal opponents, heavily favored new team Ember. Meanwhile, Apex found themselves right where expected. Would this finals prove to surprise again, or was it business as usual?&nbsp;We take an in-depth look at this best of five series.</p>

Two new cards revealed: The new Priest legendary and a taunting Tauren

<p>Herald Volazj is the new Priest legendary coming with Whispers of the Old Gods.</p>

The Na'Vi story ends with EG

<p>Is Na&#39;Vi back? Maybe. After a close three game series against EG, Na&#39;Vi caved in.&nbsp;Losing the series, Na&#39;Vi are now eliminated from the Dota Pit #4 LAN finals.</p>

Rehgar still viable while Xul gets no love at COPA America Spring Championship

<p>Four teams have fought their way to the top of their region, but only one will earn the chance to represent Latin America in Korea at the Spring Global Championship.</p>

Rematch of Super League 2015 decides Korea's Spring Champion

<p>A clash between two of the top Korean (and possibly world) teams rematched Super League 2015 to decide who would get a higher seed going into the Global Spring Championships.</p>

MVP Phoenix claim their spot in the DotA Pit finals

<p>After some brilliant quarter final matches yesterday, we return to the DotA Pit action today. The first semi-final sees MVP Phoenix going up against compLexity.&nbsp;</p>

Matthew "Sadokist" Trivett: "This is my ninth event this year, which is crazy."

<p>GosuGamers presents a transcripted interview with CS:GO desk host&nbsp;and caster,&nbsp;Matthew &quot;Sadokist&quot; Trivett, where we discuss work, scheduling at events and his hobbies.&nbsp;</p>

"Hearthstone is not developing as an esport in Korea": GosuCup SEA #2 winner interviewed

<p>Tae Hyeong &quot;Taeng2&quot; Bae talks about the state of Korean Hearthstone and why things aren&#39;t looking great in that part of the world.</p>

Watch GosuCup SEA #3 live here

<p>Come and follow the final rounds of the $500 GosuCup SEA #3, as the best in the region spar for riches and glory.</p>

Dota Pit #4 day one recap: Rares were lost

<p>Despite betting odds being stacked against them, three teams managed to pull an upset on the first day of the Dota Pit #4 LAN finals.</p>