The next step in Overwatch World Cup preparation is underway! It’s time to vote for your country’s Competition Committee, which will determine the players who will compete in the actual events this summer. [more]
FaZe, Rise, Fnatic, and Evil Geniuses will face off in the Call of Duty Global Pro League with a trip to the playoffs and their place in the league on the line. [more]
There’s no better way to end a league season than a SMITE LAN featuring the best teams from around the world. The teams at this weekend’s SMITE Masters tournament either finished top two in their [more]
The 32 countries participating in this year’s Overwatch World Cup have been announced, and now the teams will move on to the World Cup qualifying tournaments. [more]
We’ll be learning some details about the newest Call of Duty title at 10AM PDT, 1pm EST via a live Twich stream from Activision and developer Sledgehammer Games.
You can watch the stream here, and follow the live blog with Kim when the stream goes up! [more]
The first ever S-tier tournament on the Brawlhalla Circuit netted two players a cool $1500 each for their efforts at the Stream.Me Brawlhalla Legends Series. [more]
Recently games broadcasting platform Twitch unveiled their new Twitch Affiliate Program, which allows non-partnered streamers to earn revenue without having a treasured subscription button on their profile [more]
After a weekend at the Call of Duty World League’s Global Pro League in Columbus, Ohio, top-seeded Team EnVyUs defended their seed but created some questions about the state of the World Championship winning squad. [more]
Defending champions G2 Esports have yet another trophy to add to the collection as they took out a spirited Unicorns of Love team 3-1 in the EU LCS Spring Playoffs Final. G2 have earned themselves a second consecutive appearance at the Mid-Season Invitational in Brazil thanks to a largely confident and often dominant performance from the team. [more]
Activision answered some key questions about the future of the Call of Duty franchise by confirming the upcoming title is called Call of Duty: WWII. The announcement signals a departure from the futuristic movement, gear, and settings of the past three titles, and returns the franchise to its roots as a “boots on the ground” FPS game. [more]
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