Mobile Legends Articles

Team Occupy has been knocked out from MSC 2023

Day 3 of the Mobile Legends Southeast Asia Cup 2023 came to an end with one big surprise, while sadly we waved goodbye to another team.

Fenix Esports is the first team eliminated from MSC 2023

Day 2 of the Mobile Legends Southeast Asia Cup 2023 Group Stage came with disappointment for Fenix Esports.

MSC 2023: Occupy may need a miracle to get through Group C

Only three days remain before MSC 2023 gets underway, and we are looking at our rankings for the final group, Group D.

GosuGamers is the official media partner of the UniPin Ladies Series

From June 5 the UniPin Ladies Championship in the Philippines will kick off, and GosuGamers is the official media partner for the event.

Arcadia makes the move to Malaysia

After leaving Rex Regum Qeon in April of this year, Arcadia has now found a new home as a coach for Red Giants Esports.

RRQ confirm their new roamer

After the shock announcement of Falcon Esports’ disband came a few days ago, we now have the first movement from one of the players.

MSC 2023: The home ground advantage may not be enough in Group C

MSC 2023 is just around the corner, and we are ranking the teams in each group for the initial stage, with Group C next on our list.

Falcon Esports call it quits for their MLBB roster

Falcon Esports has disbanded its Mobile Legends: Bang Bang roster following a shock announcement earlier today.

MSC 2023: Breaking down Group B's challengers

Having looked at Group A for MSC 2023, it is now time to take a closer look at Group B – another group where the upset potential is at its peak.

MSC 2023: Fire Flux Impunity could be the Group A underdog

With the groups for MSC 2023 set, we take a look at each one separately and break down which team is most likely to come out on top.

MSC 2023: The groups are announced

MSC 2023 is fast approaching and today we saw the Group Stage drawing for the event take place as the 12 teams prepare to begin their journey to the top.

Mental Health in esports; Should orgs or developers be more involved?

Mental Health concerns are very much an issue for professional players in esports, so should orgs and developers be more involved in addressing it?