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Smash streamer Nairo announces return to content creation starting April 8th
Smash Streamer Nairo will make his return to Smash Content Creation starting April 8th through Youtube Livestream following a hiatus since July.
Sage Datuin
PUBG esports announces controversial changes to points system
Controversial new changes to the points system in PUBG has left the community disappointed. Here's what's new in PUBG esports in 2021.
Rohan Samal
Brazil explores banning lootboxes after lawsuits against game publishers
Will Brazil join the growing list of countries seeking looking to ban loot boxes? The Children's Association wants a ban on sale of lootboxes in addition to severe penalties on game companies.
Rohan Samal
Frodan’s review of the $25,000 TFT Fates NA Regionals
With the TFT Fates World Championships on the horizon, Dan "Frodan" Chou revisits the NA Regionals and shares the main storylines from the four day event.
esports.gg Editorial Team
After Mixer debacle, Microsoft looking to buy Discord for $10 bn
Discord is up for sale!! After an embarrassing venture with Mixer, will Microsoft buy Discord (with a readymade userbase?)
Rohan Samal
How has Covid-19 impacted esports? A retrospective one year on
Published author and business professor Dr Joost van Dreunen answers a burning question: How has Covid-19 impacted esports?
esports.gg Editorial Team
Team Liquid’s KurumX wins TFT Fates NA; the biggest win of his career
We now have the four participants from North America that qualified to the Global Champions. An unlikely KurumX topped the table and took home the majority of the $25,000 prize money.
Rohan Samal
9x EVO champion Justin Wong reacts to EVO acquisition
EVO legend Justin Wong shared his first thoughts on the massive breaking news of EVO's acquisition by Sony and RTS.
esports.gg Editorial Team
Valve to Cease Artifact Development
Artifact is one of three games released by Valve in the last five years. And it was a failure.
Rohan Samal
HP to Buy HyperX for $425 Million; To Focus on Gaming Peripherals
HP is buying Kingston's HyperX for $425 million. HP will gain access to HyperX gaming peripherals and expects to tap into the fast-growing gaming peripherals market.
Rohan Samal
