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Counter-Strike has been one of the most consistently popular PC games in China over the course of the past decade. Have you ever wondered why?

World eSports Championship Games (WECG) are in talks with Singapore’s MDA and IDA for the country to possibly be a host city as early as 2015.

After the untimely death of the World Cyber Games, fans will be pleased to here that the World eSports Championship Games is here to fill the void.

WCG is dead, and now we know what killed it. But what will take its place in China, the country that has hosted several WCG finals including the final two? According to WCG organizer and NeoTV CEO Lin Yuxin (pictured above), something new is coming pretty soon:

Last week, we learned that there will be no WCG finals in 2014, but why?

Rod ‘Slasher’ Breslau just posted an email on OnGamers from World Cyber Games CEO Brad Lee that was sent out to the Games’ partners: This year, World Cyber Games Inc.

WCG 2013 is over and the results have been tallied, but the show was also a bit of a cultural event. For those who missed it, here’s what it was

It’s probably not a big surprise that Asian countries did well at this weekend’s World Cyber Games finals in China. But with all of the results in, let’s take a

Pinoy Gaming Festival (PGF) 2013, the most anticipated annual eSports and gaming event in the Philippines, returns for its third annual installment on October 26-27 this year. Although it used

Over the weekend, China held its regional finals for the World Cyber Games. Of course, the global finals don’t kick off until next month (coincidentally they’re also being held in