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  1. News

    League Of Legends Selected As An Esport Title For 2018 Asian Games.

    League of Legends has been selected as one of six esports to debut at the 2018 Asian Games as an Official Demonstration Sport. The Asian Games is a continental multi-sport event held every four years

    · May 14, 2018

  2. [KR Reactions] MSI Group Stage Day 4 - "TSM! TSM! TSM! No wait... TL!"

    Game 1 KZ vs RNG - Lee Sin? What? ㄴ Lee Sin either dominates the game or falls so hard; I'm going for the latter for this game. ㄴ Why choose Lee Sin? There are so many other Jungle champions.

    · May 14, 2018
  3. Interview

    TL Pobelter: "At the start I think we were totally wrong, picking some weird champions and having bad tendencies."

    In the last game of MSI 2018 Group Stage Day 4, the famous clash between NA and EU again was played. Team Liquid (TL) being in danger of being eliminated, played against Fnatic (FNC), who was hoping

    · May 14, 2018

  4. Riot Games Plans to Give Their Best Support on Asian Game Esports -- Team Korea Unsure of Participation

    According to KBS, the Olympic Council of Asia(OCA) has sent specifics to National Olympic Committees(NOC) throughout Asia about which esports will be held in the Asian Games. The OCA has announced tha

    · May 14, 2018
  5. Interview

    KZ Bdd: "If I play with Cuzz, I usually lead him, and if I play with Peanut, he does most of the leading."

    In Game 5 of the MSI 2018 Group Stage Day 4, Kingzone DragonX (KZ) played against EVOS Esports (EVS). As favorites, KZ was hit by several unexpected defeats and EVS was in danger of being eliminated

    · May 14, 2018
  6. Interview

    RNG Karsa: "I've been able to learn so much from Mlxg to see what I can do better."

    In Game 4 of the MSI 2018 Group Stage Day 4, Royal Never Give Up (RNG) played against Flash Wolves (FW).RNG started Karsa in their jungle instead of Mlxg. Karsa had formerly played in FW and it was a

    · May 14, 2018
  7. Interview

    TL Xmithie: "We still didn't show our true potential in the stage. We're still figuring out why we couldn't do that."

    In Game 3 of the MSI 2018 Group Stage Day 4, Team Liquid (TL) came up on top against EVOS Esports (EVS). As both teams were down 1-5 and needed that victory, they appeared to play their best.TL had a

    · May 14, 2018
  8. Interview

    FNC Bwipo: "Even in the games we lost, I feel like we could have won those games, we could have been the 7-0 team right now"

    In Game 4 of the MSI 2018 Group Stage Day 4, Fnatic (FNC) defeated Flash Wovles (FW) and stopped FW's undefeated winning streak.FNC suffered from FW's ganks and macro game, but they also played the ma

    · May 14, 2018
  9. Interview

    FNC Broxah: "I'm still pretty confident that we will make it to the top four"

    After the stellar performance of day 2, Fnatic struggled to translate similar success to their matches on day 3. Despite a good performance, they couldn't finish with the two wins as expected. Right a

    · May 14, 2018
  10. Interview

    RNG Mlxg: "We've been doing really well in scrims but we just haven't been able to show that in official matches."

    In Game 1 of the MSI 2018 Group Stage Day 4, Kingzone DragonX (KZ) played against Royal Never Give Up (RNG). In the match, RNG was able to take the win and tied their record with KZ at 4-3.Early in

    · May 14, 2018
  11. Interview

    TL Olleh: "I think our biggest problem is that we're new as a team. We're new to the international stage"

    After the first glimpse of hope for North American and Team Liquid fans, Team Liquid's support player Kim "Olleh" Joo-sung took the time to talk with us about the team morale after the first two days

    · May 14, 2018
  12. Interview

    KZ Head Coach Hirai: "Our team's underperformance is what truly cost us the game and not necessarily because FW played it well"

    Kingzone DragonX's head coach, Hirai, gave his word regarding the tournament after having taken down TeamLiquid during Day 3 of the 2018 MSI Group Stage. "I'm happy that we won.

    · May 13, 2018
  13. News

    The USC Game Expo represents everything a college game design program should be doing.

    There was an aura of competence surrounding the entire event that took me by surprise.  I was, after all, expecting a showcase of student-made games. On the contrary, the offerings at the USC Game Expo (ranging from all platforms including virtual reality and table-top games) rivaled and, in many cases, surpassed games you might find at an Indie games expo or equivalent showcase.

    · May 13, 2018
  14. Feature

    [KR Reactions] MSI Group Stage Day 3 - "FW are not just a 'Korean killer'. They are now a 'World-wide killer'!"

    ■ Game1 RNG vs Team Liquid ▷ Nocturne knocked out in 2 hits! └ Nocturne <<<< Super Minion └ I'm going to play Essence Reaver Caitlyn right away. └ Caitlyn dealing 2929 AD in one hit? Can't

    · May 13, 2018