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Aespa perform hit single ‘Next Level’ at the Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021 Finals

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K-pop girl group Aespa performed at the opening ceremony of the League of Legends: Wild Rift Southeast Asia Championship grand finals today. The popular group performed their hit single “Next Level” at the event. While the SEA Championship was played online, the four members of AESPA performed on a stage at an undisclosed location. Aespa was formed by Korean entertainment company SM Entertainment in November 2020. The band has seen several hits and is now slated to release its first mini-album, titled Savage, on Oct. 5. [embedded content] Related: Wild

T1’s Teddy backs to his fountain in a solo queue game and brings enemy Warwick along for the ride

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Worlds 2021 is on the horizon. The most anticipated tournament in the League of Legends calendar starts next Tuesday, Oct. 5, and will be held in Reykjavík, Iceland. So it’s no surprise that most pros have already gathered on the island in Northern Europe and are grinding EUW solo queue in their spare time. T1 AD carry Teddy, for example, recently had one of his games spectated live by LEC caster Caedrel. The Brit has been watching pros from around the world climbing their way up the European ladder. As

The difference-makers: The best junglers at Worlds 2021

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Over the last few years, the jungle position in professional League of Legends has become one of the most important roles on a team. Whether you’re playing at the highest level or playing a solo queue game, a good jungler can mean the difference between an easy win and a grueling loss due to their control over the pace of the game. Junglers are the catalysts for their team’s early game, help activate some star players through ganks, and serve as the overall engine for a competitive squad. But at

K-pop girl group Aespa to perform at Wild Rift SEA Championship Finals 2021

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The League of Legends: Wild Rift Southeast Asia (SEA) Championship grand finals will take place on Oct. 3. Riot has teased that the popular Korean girl group Aespa will be performing in the opening ceremony. Aespa is a South Korean group formed by the Seoul-based entertainment company, SM Entertainment. Their debut single, Black Mamba, was released on Nov. 17, 2020 and quickly climbed to become the number one Korean song on China’s biggest streaming service, QQ Music for three weeks. Aespa are currently slated to release their first mini-album containing

Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth Announced for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, & More

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Today Playism announced that the anime Metroidvania game Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth by Team Ladybug will be released on consoles. The game will launch for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on December 16. If the name doesn’t ring a bell, Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth is based on the ultra-popular light novel by Ryo Mizuno and anime series from Japan that debuted all the way back in 1988. The original release for PC via Steam sold over 100,000

3 Takeaways from VCT Masters: Berlin

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ValorantCourtesy of Valorant Champions TourValorant Masters Berlin has just ended, and CIS team Gambit has taken the trophy home. Along with crowning a new king in Valorant, there were plenty of entertaining storylines that have emerged between players and teams. The scene is as competitive as it has ever been, and leading up to the LCQs for every region the stakes have never been higher. Before going into the next stage of VCT competition, here are three big takeaways from VCT Masters: Berlin.?????#VALORANTMasters pic.twitter.com/RSN4q9z9Gy— VALORANT Champions Tour (@ValorantEsports) September 19,

Shanghai Dragons and LIP apologize for ‘inappropriate language’ heard on broadcast

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The Shanghai Dragons issued an apology today on behalf of DPS player Lee “LIP” Jae-won after the player used “inappropriate language” during a Sept. 22 Overwatch League playoff broadcast. LIP himself has also apologized.  After each game in the playoff bracket, which began on Sept. 21, league production airs the winning moment and includes player comms from the victorious team. Profanity is relatively common during these segments, but things escalated after the Shanghai Dragons’ victory against the Los Angeles Gladiators.  LIP, according to a community translator, called the Gladiators “loser

T1 unveils roster for Worlds 2021

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T1’s seven-man roster for the 2021 League of Legends World Championship will feature top laner Canna, junglers Cuzz and Oner, mid laner Faker, AD carries Teddy and Gumayusi, and support Keria, the organization announced today. The South Korean team used multiple different lineups throughout 2021, especially during the LCK Spring Split, but the experiment didn’t pay off. T1 finished fourth in the spring’s regular season and playoffs and were off to a bad start in the summer (5-5 record) when the organization made some major changes, firing coaches Daeny and

Valorant Devs Reject More Jett Nerfs After Recent 3.06 Patch

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ValorantImage courtesy of Riot GamesDespite Jett receiving some nerfs in the recent 3.06 update, some players are calling for a few more. After her spotlight in the Valorant Masters Berlin, Jett has been dominating the agent pick rates. While Riot Games have tried previously to nerf the Korean duelist, she's still remained a popular choice for many. In Valorant's recent Patch 3.06. Jett received some more adjustments in an attempt to more effectively balance her in-game presence. The patch saw changes to Jett's Bladestorm. The patch notes read, "we’ve seen

Pelican named 2021 Overwatch League Rookie of the Year

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The awards are rolling in and Se-hyun “Pelican” Oh has been awarded the Overwatch League Rookie of the Year for the 2021 season. Before he joined the Atlanta Reign, Pelican played on the Contenders team O2 Blast, who had great success in the Korean Contenders circuit. He was signed to the Reign to bolster the DPS lineup, and he led the team to victory on his signature heroes Echo, Tracer, and Mei. Pelican was joined by Kim “Edison” Tae-Hoon and Kai “Kai” Collins as the other two rookies signed to the team,