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Fans of soccer gaming will have two opportunities to see the best in the world compete later this year thanks to a partnership announced this week between Konami and FIFA.
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No one likes to see their favorite team eliminated, but only eight teams were able to advance through the Swiss Stage to face off for the championship title in the League of Legends Worlds Knockout Stage.
After weeks of match play, it has come down to the final two teams of the 2024 League of Legends World Championships. Bilibili Gaming of China will face off against Korea’s T1 in the Worlds finale on November 2.
The last time a team won back-to-back championships at the League of Legends Worlds was when T1 did it in 2015 and 2016. Despite a huge effort by Bilibili Gaming, the team repeated the feat this year.
It’s no secret that games can be educational, but the first-ever Scottish Esports in Education Mini-Conference (SEEMC2024) is set to show how esports can be used in the classroom.
Northwood University, the Collegiate Rocket League defending champions, have played well but not great this season. Seemingly saving their best for last, the team dominated the fourth and final qualifying tournament vaulting them to the top of the points standings and securing the first seed spot in the championship bracket.
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