Call of Duty League broadcast platform change draws applause from the community Fans rejoice! This is a big move! The Call of Duty League hasmade an announcementthat is being celebrated by fans. Starting from Friday, April 7, the league will be streaming its matches on both YouTube and Twitch. This marks a significant change for the league, which had previously streamed matches exclusively on YouTube before switching back to Twitch in 2023....

Chinese teams book Japan tickets early and secure spots for Masters Tokyo ASE is VCT ready. The first two teams to secure their spots at Riot Games’ second international LAN event of the year have been announced, and neither hails from theVCT leagues. Attacking Soul Esports(ASE) andEdward Gaming(EDG) have secured their position as China’s representatives forMasters Tokyoas the top two teams from the FGC Valorant Invitational. Of the 12 Chinese teams in the competition, ASE emerged victorious as the champion, while EDG finished as the runner-up....

Coronavirus might result in a global Nintendo Switch shortage The Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) has affected the output of Nintendo’s assembly partner in Vietnam. There may soon be a global shortage of Nintendo’s Switch console, due to manufacturing issues in China caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19). Many of the components for the Nintendo Switch come out of factories in Wuhan, China, where the virus originated. Some of these factories have now been shut down due to health and safety concerns over the spread of the virus....

DAMWON Gaming’s Worlds-winning coaches Zefa and Daeny are heading to T1 T1 is making moves to grab the Summoner’s Cup. FormerDAMWON Gamingcoaches Yang “Daeny” Dae-in and Lee “Zefa” Jae-min, who just won the 2020 World Championship with the team, will be joining T1 for the 2021 season. Zefa will be returning to T1 after serving as the team’s head coach for the 2019 season when he led Kim “Khan” Dong-ha, Kim “Clid” Tae-min, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok, Park “Teddy” Jin-seong, Lee “Effort” Sang-ho and Cho “Mata” Se-hyeong to the Worlds semifinals, where they lost to G2 Esports 3-1....

Dota legend Mushi to coach Mineski for TI9 After failing to qualify for TI9 as a player, Mushi will be going to event as a coach instead. Malaysian Dota legend Chai “Mushi” Yee Fung has announced that he will be coaching Southeast Asian (SEA) team Mineski for The International 2019 (TI9). Mushi is currently playing under Malaysia-based org Geek Fam, but he and his team bombed out of both the Open Qualifiers, failing to get to the SEA Regional Qualifier to TI in July....

Dota Summit 11 will be the first event of the 2019-2020 DPC Season The meme tournament is back! Dota Summit 11 will be the first official Valve event for the 2019-2020 Dota Pro Circuit season. The event is set to take place on November 7-10, and will be held in Los Angeles, California. Teams will have to go through thenew qualifier format Valve announced a week ago. The Major/Minor qualifiers are set to take place on October 5 to 10....

Everything you need to know about the Teamfight Tactics open beta launch Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam will all have access tomorrow. After an initial Public Beta Environment (PBE) test phase, Riot’s League of Legendsauto chessgame Teamfight Tactics (TFT) is now in open beta. The beta is rolling out based on location and timezone. Minor servers Oceania and Japan are the first to get access, while North America and Europe will be launching today....

Faker’s Petrifying Gaze catches half of Hanwha Life in Week 1 of LCK Spring In this week 1 clash between T1 and Hanwha Life, Faker added another impressive triple-kill to his highlight reel. In the opening week of LCK Spring, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok, showed that he’s still one of the best in the world in T1’s clash against Hanwha Life Esports. 22 minutes into game two, the world-class midlaner caught three Hanhwa players overextending in the top lane....

Fighting games legend JWong turns mentor in GameStop partnership The next generation of fighting game experts is in excellent hands. Justin “JWong” Wong is teaming up with GameStop to share his expertise with younger players. The collaboration will result in a 45-minute series of short clips that focus on Mortal Kombat 11, Street Fighter 5, and Tekken 7 techniques. For JWong, creating these tutorial videos is his way of helping the gaming community become more familiar with the complexities and nuances of the various fighting games being played today....

Fortnite World Cup Finals: Nyhrox and aqua reign supreme in duos competition The first Fortnite World Cup duos champs will split US$3 million. Emil “Nyhrox” Pedersen and David “aqua” W. are the first ever Fortnite World Cup duos competition champions. The European pair outpaced the crowd with a total of 51 points through six matches, earning US$3 million between them. Congratulations to@nyhroxand@aquaa, your 2019#FortniteWorldCupDuos Finals Champions!pic.twitter.com/XFcmuZ4sHO Using a points system that gave competitors plenty of room to rally up the standings, the Fortnite World Cup duos final saw a thrilling back and forth from the 50 participating teams....

Fortnite World Cup Solo Champion Bugha shares how his dad got him into Fortnite Epic’s new documentary shows how a 16-old-kid with no LAN experience won the first Fortnite World Cup. Fortnite developer Epic Games has released a heartwarming documentary about Fortnite World Cup Finals Solo champion, Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf. The documentary shows the 16-year-old’s unlikely path to the top, entering the finals with no prior experience at a LAN tournament....

French CS:GO legend Happy is now head coach of a North American Valorant team A new chapter. French CS:GO legend Vincent “Happy” Schopenhauer is hanging up his mouse to move across the Atlantic and join North American Challengers league team M80 as head coach. The two-time Major champion switched from CS:GO to Valorant in 2020, but never quite managed to crack the top end of the scene. He will now focus his energies on whipping M80 into shape, a new organization founded by XSET co-founder Marco Mereu and comprising some of the best players in North America who did not find a spot on a partnered team....

G2 Esports signs its first all-female Valorant team G2 Esports’ all-female roster has entered the lobby. G2 Esports is the latest major esports organization to sign an all-female Valorant team. Under the name G2 Gozen, the team features a talented and experienced squad who were previously signed under XSET’s CS:GO roster. According toG2 Esports’ press statement,G2 Gozenis the organization’s end goal to empower men and women to compete alongside each other in mixed leagues....