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Epic Games' competitions are on hold, but a new range of online tournaments are making our weekends even better. You'll be able to show your allegiance to Ghost or Shadow side thanks to them.

Is the conflict between controllers and keyboard/mouse players coming to an end? Epic Games has finally reacted by promising a nerf on Legacy controls setting that will take effect on March 13.

COVID-19 continues to impact esports events worldwide, with Rocket League the latest to be affected.

An official tweet from Fortnite enlightens us on the inactivity of the battle royale's competitive scene during the beginning of Chapter 2 Season 2.

The final stop in the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour was the centrepiece for a weekend of compelling narratives, providing a worthy conclusion to the circuit. Paris played host to tears, giant-killings, and legendary rivalries, which capped a rewarding second season for Dragon Ball FighterZ.

With three teams at the top of the standings as Week 7 kicks off, the race for the title is as close as it comes. This week, G2 Esports will face both Fnatic and Origen — will they come out on top?

If you follow Overwatch competitive scene, Contenders won't be a novelty for you. If you're interested in talent from all over the world, this tournament should delight you, which is why we summarize everything for you before the start of the season.

Registration for the 2020 edition of the World Arena Championships and the International Mythic Dungeon is now open! The competition is open to all players of World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth who feel they are worthy of these high-level contests.

Next week, the Hero Pool will be officially used in the Overwatch League. One Tank, two DPS and one Support were selected by drawing from among the most played heroes. Moira, McCree, Widowmaker and Reinhardt will be the first heroes to be banned!

The League of Legends competitive season is already well underway, and many new features have appeared since the start of the season. However, in Korea, a well-known figure in French esports has returned home in search of a new adventure.

We are halfway through Spring Split 2020, and the battle for Playoffs is heating up! Trends are emerging on all sides, but the table is still very close — as are matters in our Power Rankings for Week 5.

By signing the world's best Ultimate player following the collapse of Echo Fox, the Korean organization makes a statement of intent in Super Smash Bros.

The runaway train that is MkLeo showed no signs of stopping at Frostbite 2020, with an awe-inspiring run once again exceeding expectations placed on him.

Esports often sees some fantastic exploits — which is exactly what happened in the Pokémon Oceania International Championships as an adorable 7-year-old girl became the new champion!

Forget all about the fraudulent figures that have been pushed upon us for far too long — esports doesn’t draw in more views than the NBA or the Super Bowl. Instead, say hello to Average Minute Audience, a small mathematical calculation which might just change the way that we see esports for good.

DreamHack Anaheim saw a major Fortnite tournament take place, with new 100T signing MrDamage claiming the lion's share of a $250,000 prize pool. All the results can be found right here.

Apex Legends Twitch Rivals Showdown took place on February 21. This tournament featured 60 NA Twitch streamers and 60 EU Twitch streamers to determine who would be the true Apex Champions.

One thing is for sure, Week 4 was probably the most surprising in the LEC since the season began. Let's take a look at the League of Legends teams that have done well in our weekly Power Rankings, as we head into Week 5.

The former NRG Esports Europe player, Martin "MrSavage" Foss Andersen, has just signed with 100 Thieves. The young Norwegian is one of the best Fortnite players in the world.

Taking place on Friday and Saturday, the Hype Nite returns in Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 2 in a new format — richer in rewards but also more expedient!