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The registration process for the US$32,600 ROG Masters 2021 Asia-Pacific is now open, ASUS ROG has announced.

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2021 got off to a rough start for Asian Counter-Strike as Paper Rex have become the latest team to withdraw from CS:GO, and make a switch to VALORANT featuring a six-man roster.

HuatZai (HZ) have announced Benjamin “moxie” Kou as the fifth member of their roster. The Singaporean team, by far the best team in the country, had been incomplete since He “MAD” Chao’s departure to After Gaming following his trial expiration.

We spoke with Khalish “d4v41” Rusyaidee and Alexandre “alecks” Sallé following their team’s victory over ZIGMA at eXTREMESLAND CS:GO Festival 2020 Southeast Asia, which marked the first trophy since their founding in February last year. Despite a rough…

HuatZai (HZ) have announced the addition of 17-year-old Chao “MAD” He to their squad on a trial basis as a replacement for Xu “Roninbaby” Peng.

Singaporean team HuatZai confirms Leslie “Bobosaur” Soen as part of their starting line-up. The 24-year old reunites with his former teammate, Nevin “splashske” Aw.

The Singaporean team Asking Questions joins the ranks of Asian CS:GO teams while many are making the move to VALORANT. Familiar names such as moxie and Tommy of ex-BOOT.dream[S]cape join the ranks.

The well known Singaporean player leaves his friends in HuatZai to pursue other opportunities, while Ryan “dReamy” Tan is brought in on trial

The young duo breaks away from long-time teammates in BOOT-d[S] and forms a new org with an all-Singaporean line-up.

Prasad “StrykerX” Paramajothi is the ex-captain of Singapore’s team TitaNS, arguably South East Asia’s most successful CS 1.6 team. We sat down with our long-time friend and discussed everything he’s been up to since ending his playing days, what it means to be a CS player today and his work with gaming company, ZOWIE.