The Teams and Sponsorships in the Esports section focuses on the business aspects that drive the esports industry. This includes detailed analyses of team formations, financial structures, and sponsorships. In addition, it offers thorough coverage of agreements between esports teams and their sponsors, as well as the impact of these partnerships on the esports landscape.
Counter-Strike 2 replaces CS:GO but disappoints many players by removing key maps, modes, and technical features. Valve faces community backlash and server issues.
Discover in-depth tactics and strategies for mastering vertical recoil in Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) as of October 2023. From weapon-specific techniques to sensitivity settings, we cover it all.
Discover the top Valorant weapon skins that are dominating the pro scene in October 2023. Get detailed insights into why these skins are favored by professionals.
Discover the details of the BGIS 2023 Grand Finals including winners Gladiator Esports, prize pool distribution, special awards, and much more. Stay updated on the competitive Battlegrounds Mobile India Series.
Explore the distinguishing features of Ubisoft's upcoming FPS game, XDefiant, and how it differs from the Call of Duty franchise. From lack of SBMM to free operators, discover what sets this title apart.
Valve responds decisively to players exploiting a bug in Dota 2's latest compendium, issuing VAC bans and removing ill-gotten rewards. Get the full details here.
Comprehensive analysis of the tick rate changes in the upcoming Counter-Strike 2 (CS2). Learn how the new game aims to improve player experience and hit registration without increasing official server tick rates.
Chinese Formula One driver Zhou Guanyu plays CS2 with Heroic Captain Casper "cadiaN" Møller, marking another instance of the crossover between motorsports and gaming.
Discover the upcoming BGMI 2.8 Update, featuring a thrilling new Zombie Mode, enhanced features, and important dates. Get an in-depth look at what to expect.
Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard has given Ubisoft cloud streaming rights to current and future Activision Blizzard games for 15 years, significantly altering the cloud gaming landscape. Ubisoft's rights include controlling game availability on platforms outside the EEA, licensing games to other firms, and adding the titles to its subscription service, Ubisoft Plus. This landmark deal may pave the way for more comprehensive cloud gaming services and significantly impact the gaming industry.
