SK Gaming have defeated FaZe, a team lead by Finn ‘karrigan’ Andersen, in the grand finals of the ESL Proleague Season 6. This adds yet another trophy to SK Gaming’s almost packed trophy case as the team who’ve been dominant for the past two years continue to impress crowds.

Representation is rad. The voices it gives to the voiceless, how it forces people to confront their biases and their own flaws, the inclusive environment it creates and so forth. Gaming has come a long way and whilst there is still a lot to do, stories like those of Boon Cotter are proof that the power of representation is being understood and the results are beautiful to see.

Bravado has made two major decisions that are getting the local eSports community talking, mostly negatively about the MGO. Did they make the right call, or is it too soon to tell?

In a historical match, SK Gaming took on Team Liquid in the finals of the ESL Cologne Major, making it the first time a European team did not feature in the finals of a major tournament. Team Liquid had an amazing run, but SK Gaming proved too strong for the hopefuls.

SK and Luminosity have come to a humble agreement and as of July 1st the Brazilian Major Champions will be playing under a new organization.

In case you missed it, there was some CS:GO drama this past weekend with SK Gaming threatening litigation against Luminosity after they signed a letter of intent to join SK Gaming on July 1st 2016, and went back on their word choosing to stay with Luminosity.

Tons of eSports this past weekend - who were the winners?

We reported a few days back that Silent Hill: Homecoming had been delayed until the 20th of March. Well the game was supposed to be released on Friday and if you were planning on getting the PS3 or PC version then you are in luck as those versions have not been delayed and are available to purchase from your local …