We saw down with Team NKT’s AWPer after their victory against Checkmate in eXTREMESLAND CS:GO Festival 2021 to talk about the victory and catching up after a year of playing with the international team.
We understand that all good things must eventually come to an end. It is with heavy hearts that we have now reached the conclusion of the league, but we are grateful for the opportunity to have been a part of such a special community for the past few years.
As the dust settles at the ZOWIE DIVINA Women’s Asia CS:GO Championship here in Shanghai, the two representatives for the Asian region have been determined.
Singaporean player Abigail “Kohaibi” Kong gave us her input on the tournament so far, her lack of motivation to pursue professional CS and the challenges faced by females right now.
We had a really insightful chat with Malaysian team captain, Ramona “GFi#” Azween, about her years of experience in CS, being a female esports athlete and what she thinks about the perception of esports being male-dominated. CSGO2ASIA: For our…
We had a chat with Mongolian players Gandolgor “Jennyyy” Amar and Khasbaatar “Foxyyy” Yesungoo from XOP here at the ZOWIE DIVINA Women’s Asia CS:GO Championship. The ladies touched on the great opportunity, their experience in CS:GO and what they’ve enjoyed most so far.
The first of it’s kind for female players in Asia, the tournament sees eight teams fight for glory and two spots at the DreamHack Showdown 2019. It’s a slightly glum and rainy day here in Shanghai, but that…
Thailand’s Alpha Red earns Southeast Asia slot for the Asia Minor Championship – while FFAMix secures the slot over NASR Esports in the MENA closed qualifiers.
The CS:GO event will also serve as the Asian Qualifier for the all-women DreamHack Showdown in Valencia, Spain.
StarLadder has revealed the 12 squads that have been invited to compete in the Southeast Asia, Middle East & North Africa, and East Asia qualifiers for the Asia Minors.
During IEM Sydney, we met with ViCi Gamings’ Wing Hei “Freeman” Cheung and had quick chat about his team, the state of CS:GO in Hong Kong and what’s next for the Hong Kong native.
We caught up with Seon-Ho “xeta” Son here at IEM Sydney and spoke about the new line-up, why they like Dust2 and what’s next for solo & glow.
We sat down with the latest addition to BOOT-d[S], Malaysian player, Ahmad Khalish “d4v41” Rusyaidee and chatted about his first IEM experience, joining BOOT and controlling his nerves.
After a thrilling group stage, the action will now move to the Qudos Bank Arena, where the six remaining teams will compete in a single-elimination bracket for the lions share of the US$ 250,000 prize.
The Asian Pro League enters its eighth season with activity spiking in Division 1 and Division 2 seeing a free-to-play trial period.
The Asian Pro League enters season 7 with the new map & minor adjustments to the leaderboards. Here we are, half a year in with the APL! As we enter season 7 we look forward to another resurgence…
COBX Masters kicks off today in Mumbai, India, featuring six teams from the Asian region and US$100,000 up for grabs.
The Korean squads merge to form a new line-up, with ex-MVP player Kim “HSK” Hae-seong re-joining as IGL and main AWPer.
MVP PK has parted ways with Keun-Chul “solo”Kang and Min-Soo “glow” Kim, the South Korean organisation have announced.
Singapore’s top CS:GO team lose three core members, add a new face, bring back a familiar face and move a coach to the active line-up. Despite having lackluster results in International tournaments, the Chinese-owned Singaporean team has consistently…