ESL, the world’s oldest and largest esports company, has announced (via CNET) that they’ll be “vastly increasing the amount of content it will be streaming” on Facebook this year. It’ll cover not just IEM (Intel Extreme Masters) and ESL One events but also backstage content and live AMA (Ask ...
The gaming industry is going to see a whole lot more of Lenovo in 2017. The technology company announced today a collaboration with Intel, as well as a strategic partnership with Microsoft, in moves to help the gaming community flourish both locally and around the region. League of Legends ...
The eSports Global Network (ESGN) have announced that its ESGN Points and ESGN ELO tracking systems are in effect as of 1st January, 2014. The standings will be applicable for the network and its partners – ESL, GOM eXP and Gamefy – wherein all competitors involved will have points ...
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The Electronic Sports League’s (ESL) flagship tournament Intel Extreme Masters was in town last weekend, and we managed to grab a moment with Michal ‘Carmac’ Blicharz, eSports enthusiast, former competitive gamer, journalist, and the project lead for Intel Extreme Masters.
Amidst the frantic flames and indignation from our local keyboard warriors, one entity is, at least, standing above it all. We haven’t heard a peep from the Singapore Sentinels, and for good reason.
Day 4 of Intel Extreme Masters Singapore will dawn soon, and many of you Singaporean e-Sports fanatics attending will undoubtedly be questioning: what can I do to make e-Sports more viable in the country? What can I do to see more tournaments and competitions like Intel Extreme Masters?
Uncle Sam calls Singaporean gamers to arms all over central Singapore. ‘Did you know that 1 in 4 Singapore youth play League of Legends?’
No event is ever perfect, and Intel Extreme Masters Singapore has generated its own share of drama through the inclusion of Singapore Dota 2 team Armaggeddon for its League of Legends playoffs.
The StarCraft II Singapore World Championship Series concluded with a nail-biting finish last weekend at Funan Digitalife Mall.