This Week in Competitive Gaming - July 18
NASL season 3 finals, Capcom will be taking competitive gaming into their own hands for the 25th anniversary of Street Fighter this year, plus Blizzard announces the conclusion of its ...
NASL season 3 finals, Capcom will be taking competitive gaming into their own hands for the 25th anniversary of Street Fighter this year, plus Blizzard announces the conclusion of its ...
Stephano takes main North American Star League Starcraft II competition, Scarlett's to lead Team Canada into Blizzard World Championships, MonoManiacs ski to the top on Tribes: Ascend.
UK on center stage for Blizzard's WCS, Team Fortress 2 rocks Dallas, Brood War legends and current StarCraft II pros to clash soon, Seth Killian on PlayStation All-Stars, and the ...
Electronic Sports League's Intel Extreme Masters drops Counter-Strike for first time in series history; new season kicks off at GamesCom.
NASL Season 3 playoffs, EVO gets record-breaking registrations, GSL kicks into high-gear, top-tier Shootmania was on display for the first time, Valve adds sponsor support in-game for Dota 2, and ...
Next weekend's competitive fighting game event will see 3,500 challengers battle it out for $100,000 in cash in Super Street Fighter IV, Mortal Kombat, and more.
Starcraft II pro Lim Yo Hwan may continue rehabbing shoulder injury until Blizzard's next chapter in RTS franchise launches; longtime Terran player teases switch to Protoss or Zerg.
Starcraft 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops, and Mortal Kombat pros to fight it out in exhibition matches at the industry's biggest trade show next week.
Swedish champ Marcus Eklöf explains why he left Mousesports, talks about training with SlayerS, and why he doesn't think he's been playing his best at Starcraft II.
The MLG teams up with KeSPA, players retire and then un-retire, Raymond "Rambo" Lussier dishes on what Black Ops II needs to be a competitive contender, and Firebathero switches from ...
Q&A: Sundance DiGiovanni talks about Major League Gaming's big deal with the Korean eSports Association and what it means for the future of competitive StarCraft II play.
Australian and American squads giving their nations a first shot at Valve's championship for the online battle game; reigning champion Na'Vi to defend its title.
Rod "Slasher" Breslau explains how this year will see more superstars, more money, and more interest in the fast-growing world of eSports.
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