Esports & Gaming Articles

Samsung KHAN looking to acquire MVP roster

<p>In the wake of the OGN finals and upcoming Season 3 World Championships, Samsung KHAN looks into investing into a LoL team.</p>

Thorin interviews Snoopeh at super-week

<p>In his first repeat interview, Thorin interviews Snoopeh to discuss about his transition into Season 3 and other hot topics amongst other teams.</p>

HyuN successful in the transfer to America premier

<p>Quantic&#39;s Zerg HyuN qualifier for WCS America premier league last night after finishing second in Group E of challenger league, thus completing his transfer from one region&#39;s premier tournament to another&#39;s.</p>

OGN Summer 2013 Finals: Past Rivals, Future Stars

<p>An epic match between one of Korean history&#39;s biggest rivalries closes another chapter, this time on the biggest stage&nbsp;Korean League of Legends has seen.</p>

Mag joins the Empire

<p>Andrey &#39;Mag&#39; Chipenko has been announced as Team Empire&#39;s fourth player. The fifth player will be announced tomorrow.</p>

EMS One Fall Cup #1 bracket released

<p>The first cup of EMS One fall will begin today with 12 teams going head on to gain the first few points to qualify for the prestigious EMS One Autumn tournament.</p>

Zhou booted from iG

<p>After a spectacular&nbsp;two years run in iG, Zhou has been removed from the team due to underperformance in the past few months. Hao is rumoured to be replacing him.</p>

Devilelf: 'FXO won't be #1 forever'

<p>Ki Kim &#39;devilelf&#39; Jeong is a prominent figure in the Korean Dota 2 scene and was one of South Korean&#39;s representative in the World Cyber Games last year. Initially playing for FXOpen, he was removed from the team and stayed inactive till he joined Nexon Starter League second placer E&#39;oT. We grabbed him aside for an interview about the current state of the Korean Dota 2 scene, his team and the upcoming Nexon Sponsorship League.</p>

RoTK and Super to Vici Gaming

<p>2P confirmed RoTK and Super joining Vici Gaming. VG now has a six-men roster in which they will rotate their players to test out the best combination.</p>

Dreamz.Ledion crowned champion of MSI Beat It

<p>Just after an almost total overhaul since losing The International 3&#39;s Eastern Qualifiers, Dreamz.Ledion have&nbsp;positioned themselves back at the helm of the Philippine Dota 2 scene by winning the MSI Beat It! Dota 2 tournament. This is their third consecutive LAN victory, with the triumph netting them $1120~.</p>

Cloud 9 soars through Grand Finals 3-0 over TSM

<p>Cloud 9 has proven that they can topple the best and prove their worth on the lan scene and in series&#39;, completely crushing the old North American kings and securing the throne.</p>

Vulcun decimate Dignitas and become the final team for Worlds

<p>Vulcun bounces back strong to completely annhilate Dignitas. The 2nd place team returns back to form and gains the final spot of the North American Season 3 Finals.</p>