It's been an incredibly rocky year for Korean League team Griffin.
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The region is expected to grow its gaming population to more than 320 million people in the next five years.
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GameDaily's parent company continues to expand its roster of sports and media celebrities.
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It's the second Chinese city to host League World Finals following Beijing in 2017.
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Capping off a year of legal disputes, racism accusations, and contract terminations, Echo Fox's investors confirmed to Win.gg that the esports organization has disbanded for good.
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Mobile esports isn't merely a fad, argues Xiaofeng Zeng of Niko Partners. Not only is it here to stay, it'll eventually dominate the mainstream gaming scene—and developers should not overlook this trend.
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Khee Hoon Chan
At BlizzCon 2019, J. Allen Brack's apology and acceptance of protesters for Hong Kong overshadowed its game announcements, including Overwatch 2 and Diablo IV.
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Fox plans to stay in esports and will form a new organization called Twin Galaxies International.
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ReKT has been making power moves in the esports industry lately.
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Following a reduction in Blitzchung's suspension, American University players have now also been banned for six months. We chat with an attorney about free speech. [UPDATED]
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