Riot Games has huge plans for its hit new FPS game Valorant on an international scale. The Valorant First Strike tournament series will kick off the competitive scene all over the world with events across Southeast Asia, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Even students will get a chance to shoot for glory as Riot has announced there will be sanctioned collegiate circuits alongside the professional circuits.

Mineski Events Team, alongside Riot Games, will be holding one of the first big tournaments in the region with Mineski V x V. The tournament, which can accommodate up to Filipino 128 teams, boasts a

Welcome back to Box Art Brawl, the series where we throw two or more regional box art variants into a ring and watch them kick seven shades out of each other in a fight for your vote.

Last time we watched Advance Wars: Dual Strike give itself fifteen birthday bumps in a two-way bout between East and West. It appears that the overwhelming majority of you didn’t appreciate the toy town warfare the models on the Japanese cover conveyed, so North America and Europe sailed to a convincing victory with over 85% of the vote.

This week, we thought

The cast of The Boys features a lot of different personalities, but none have seen an arc quite like The Deep, and in Season 3, he’s going to take it even further.

Eric Kripke, showrunner for The Boys, sat down for an interview with The Hollywood Reporter recently in which he discussed his many inspirations for the show, including satirizing Hollywood itself.

Season 2 saw The Deep exploring his spiritual side after being kicked out of The Seven, leading him to join a group called the Church of the Collective.

When asked whether the group originated from the comics

FIFA 21 may have just been released last week, but a property developer company in Malaysia has wasted no time in organising a FIFA 21 tournament to help Malaysian amateur and semi-professional players carve out a career in esports.

Boasting a prize pool of RM10,000 (US$2,410) IOI Properties Group is also teaming up with professional Malaysian FIFA player Luqman “Fenrir” Haziq to bring the inaugural IOI Esports FIFA21 Challenge to life.

“We are pleased to be able to help build a strong foundation for esports skills, one of the increasingly popular interests amongst youths.

“With this competition, we are providing