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Indonesia's Team Cilor Crowned Champions Of IGN Southeast Asia's Mobile Legends Tournament
Team Cilor claimed victory with a perfect score of 3-0 in the grand final, taking home the grand cash prize of RM18,900.
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This Girls-Only 'Mobile Legends' Tournament Champions Gamers From Malaysia. Jom Sapot!
The ultimate winner will take home a RM42,000 cash prize!
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This Girls-Only 'Mobile Legends' Tournament Has Prize Pool Of Over RM40,000 Up For Grabs
Female gamers, faster register now!
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Adventures In The P2E Gaming & NFT World: How People Are Making Money Playing Online Games
In a locked-down world, Blockchain + NFT gaming became my muse. I think we're on the cusp of something magical, so I've dived in and done some exploring.
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Upgrade Your Internet With TIME's Kabel Besar For Better Connections & Greater Promotions
You definitely need Kabel Besar in your life. ;)
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Sanusi Bans All 4D Lottery Shops And Restricts Sale Of Alcohol In Kedah
"Those who want to buy (4-D lottery numbers) can go to Penang," the Kedah Menteri Besar said.
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M'sian Indie Studio Teases New Game 'Ondeh Ondeh' And It Looks As Cute As 'MapleStory'
Metronomik said the game will be weirder and more fantastical than its predecessor, 'No Straight Roads'.
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[VIDEO] Best Friends Face Off In A Game Of 'FIFA 22' With An Awful Punishment On The Line
Better play properly if dowan to face the consequences!
Published for EA SPORTS
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M'sian DOTA 2 Player Wins A Share Of RM21 Million In Largest E-Sports Tournament
Cheng Jin Xiang — or more popularly known as NothingToSay — finished second in The International 10 (TI10) while competing alongside his Chinese teammates in PSD.LGD.
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Shopee Boss Becomes Singapore's Richest Man With A Net Worth Of RM82 Billion
The share price of Shopee's parent company has increased by 3,000% since it was listed in 2017.
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The First Ever Malaysia Esports League 2021 Nationals Is Here, With A RM200,000 Prize Pool
The MEL21 Nationals features 288 players, representing all the different states in Malaysia.
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23-Year-Old M'sian Left Partially Paralysed By Accident Finds A Career In E-Sports
Muhammad Azali Abdul Hamid is able to make about RM400 a month by streaming video games.
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