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NFTs have become a growing occurrence within the esports industry. A multitude of organisations have either secured blockchain partnerships or launched a series of NFTs on a variety of platforms. However, NFT integration doesn’t just stop at esports. T…

Esports tournament platform Challengermode has entered a partnership with AI-powered video platform Reely. As a result of the deal, the platform will provide automated video content for players and tournament organisers using the platform. RELATED: Cha…

Esports media company and tournament organiser Wisdom Gaming has unveiled a new fighting game tournament series. Known as Fight Night: Lights Out (FN:LO), the four-week tournament will see players compete on The King of Fighters XV game. RELATED: Wisdo…

Misfits Gaming Group (MGG), the parent company of Misfits, Florida Mutineers, and Florida Mayhem, has announced a cryptocurrency partnership with blockchain company Tezos. Tezos will serve as the official blockchain for Misfits and include marquee bran…

German esports organisation Berlin International Gaming (BIG) has extended its partnership with mineral water brand Volvic. The two entities have now renewed the partnership for a second time and plan to expand its existing projects based around BIG’s …

Danish esports organisation Astralis Group has released its financial report for the 2021 fiscal year. In the report, the company announced a 45 percent increase in net revenue — DKK 51.5m (~£5.75m) in 2020 to DKK 75m (~£8.37m) in 2021. RELATED: Astral…

Processor manufacturer Qualcomm Technologies and esports company ESL Gaming have announced the Snapdragon Pro Series, a new global mobile esports ecosystem. According to the release, theSnapdragon Pro Series will have competitions based in North Americ…

After an immensely important January for the world of esports, February saw investments, mergers, and acquisitions get back to a regular pace. However, that doesn’t mean that we’re short on good stories, From VSPN going public in Hong Kong to Astralis …

UK-based esports organisation LDN UTD has named computer hardware company Alienware as its official PC and gaming display partner for 2022. As part of the deal, Alienware’s products will be on full display in LDN UTD’s Centre Of Excellence gaming commu…

Ignite Tournaments, a play-to-earn esports tournament organiser, announced it has secured $10m (~£ 7.5m) in funding from investors which will be used to improve the company’s infrastructure and operations. Ignite Tournaments said it will “build the wor…