After many days of competition at the Valorant 2026 London Masters, four teams from four major regions have advanced to the semifinals: EDG from the CN region, PRX from the Pacific region, LEV from the NA region, and VIT from the EMEA region. It's fair to say that this Masters is no longer dominated by a single region; the strength is evenly distributed!

With just 10 days left until the 2026 League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational, foreign media recently conducted a poll predicting the MSI champion. 32% of viewers believe HLE will win, while our region's BLG has 29%, only 1% ahead of T1. These three teams are widely considered the top contenders internationally, with the rest trailing far behind—G2 sits at 7%, a full 21% less than T1.

Hello everyone, this is Tianxia Game Hub. This year, the LOL event schedule is quite packed, including two competitions that involve teams representing their countries. As is well known, the LPL will not participate in the Asian Games' League of Legends project, having sent no team, leaving only the ENC event.

The 2026 League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational is set to kick off in just 10 days. Recently, foreign media compiled the all-time MSI kill leaderboard, with the top spot unsurprisingly occupied by Faker. He has participated in 148 matches with a total of 531 kills. Following Faker is Gumayusi, who, despite playing only 89 games, has already racked up 393 kills. After this year's tournament and perhaps one or two more appearances, Gumayusi is likely to surpass Faker.

In the second round of the lower bracket of the VALORANT Masters Tokyo knockout stage, XLG lost 0-2 to LEV, ending their run in London concluded at sixth place. Map 1: The Lotus Temple. On defense side LEV: Neon, Chamber, Sova, Phoenix, Astra; attack side XLG: Sova, Phoenix, Jett, Omen, Killjoy. XLG secured the pistol round initially, but LEV then took the bonus round to claim the first point of the half.

Hello everyone, LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners. This is World Game News. After all the second stage matches across major regions concluded, preparations for MSI began immediately. Earlier, MSI announced the first-round rules and match details. However, the revealed format sparked huge controversy, drawing criticism from both viewers and casters.

Like and follow, and you'll never get lost in the game~ Hello everyone, I'm game enthusiast Xiao Di. By now, you should know that Honor of Kings is about to introduce the "Hero Destiny" system. Simply put, it allows new versions of existing heroes to be released, similar to concepts like standard cards and shiny cards. In fact, this approach isn't new, as other games have already implemented it.

Preface: The S16 season has officially begun, and I believe most players have been following the recent matches.

The 2026 League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational will kick off its Play-In stage in just 12 days. Riot Games recently unveiled the detailed tournament format. In the Play-In stage, there is no draw; the four participating teams are automatically paired based on their regional First Stand results, forming matchups of 1v4 and 2v3. The LEC First Stand runner-up, LCK third-place finisher, LCS team that placed 3rd in the top 6, and the LCP team that was eliminated first and ranked last are the participants.

After the conclusion of the conclusion of the LPL second split, the transfer period has begun again. Teams that did not advancing to the playoffs or mid-season tournament have started to strengthen and prepare for the third split. IG's transfer moves are the most significant, as the club announced three departures at once, including top laners Breathe and Soboro, and mid laner Nia. In the first two splits, apart from the unchanged jungle and bottom lane, only Render remained in the mid position.