It’s been more than a month since The International 10 (TI10) concluded. Everyone remembers how Team Spirit took the Aegis home after a nail-biting 3-2 victory against PSG.LGD. A new champion was finally crowned.
Time for Game 2 of Meme Monday! Why? Because The International 10 (TI10) has just ended after a tumultuous week of fights, broken dreams and career highs. SPOILERS if you've been living under a rock but Team Spirit shocked everyone when they emerged the TI10 champions!
10 Kills. 10 Buybacks. The hits just kept coming and going. Both T1 and PSG.LGD demonstrate why they’re the best of the best. Relive this epic face-off between them in Game 2! Many have already hailed it as a must-watch, ICONIC moment in Dota 2 gaming. T1 proved to hold their own against the favourites PSG.LGD. And PSG.LGD show what makes them almo
It’s here. After multiple delays, a raging pandemic and some major upsets, the biggest esports competition will be rolling into Romania and into our...
All hands on keyboards! The International 10 (TI10) is just a week away. But of course, Miss Corona still rears its ugly head around. Measures to make the biggest Dota 2 competition “a fully-masked, fully-vaccinated event” mean a quieter occasion, with half the fans.
With Southeast Asia teams like T1 and Fnatic set to feature among the 18 contenders for TI10, SEA pride is strong among this region’s Dota 2 fans.
The likes of Indonesia’s Kenny “Xepher” Deo and Singapore’s Daryl “iceiceice” Koh will be among a group of at least 10 SEA players - with the rest others hailing from the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand - to feature in the October 7-17 event in Romania.
After a year’s break, the world’s richest esports tournament is just weeks away. And with a record US$40 million prize purse on offer, there is much to be excited about ahead of The International 10 (TI10) opener on October 7 in Bucharest, Romania.
In case you haven’t heard of the sexual harrassment and discrimination lawsuit filed against Activision Blizzard by now, here’s a primer.
Two years worth of...
From producing the stellar Netflix animation, Dota: Dragon's Blood, to creating a user-friendly tutorial for new players and even to secure a site for the upcoming The International(TI) despite scrambling from all the Sweden drama, 2021 was starting to look like Valve’s year.
