There is a new Fortnite Duos partnership in town. Tyler "Ninja" Blevins and Ali "SypherPK" Hassan have joined forces to make the battle royale game theirs. In a new video posted by SypherPK, he announced to his fans that Ninja will be his new Duos partner heading into the Fortnite Champion Series.
Read MoreTfue is one of the most popular Fortnite players and streamers in the world, which means fans are constantly speculating about the amount of cash he's pulling in. What is Tfue worth? And how much of his income is derived from Twitch? Those are the questions we're aiming to answer today.
Read MoreCall of Duty: Warzone has proven to be something of a divisive game among players. For everything the game does right, it seems that there are major quality of life issues. One of these biggest problems has been the game's audio mixing, which was just taken to task by none other than Dr Disrespect.
Read MoreNinja has another major bone to pick with Fortnite. This time, the streamer has set his sights on some of the weaponry that he feels should be removed from the game. Ninja's latest tirade began during a game with his new Duos partner, SypherPK. Ninja is seen getting more and more visibly frustrated.
Read MoreThe streaming world seems mostly divided between two camps: Twitch vs. Mixer. It's understandable, given that these platforms are where the streamers with the biggest followings call home. However, there are times when that rivalry is brought back to the forefront. That's exactly what just happened.
Read MoreThe battle lines have been drawn. On one side, FaZe Clan, one of the most well-known clans in gaming. On the other side, Turney "Tfue" Tenney, who might be the most famous person playing Fortnite right now (sorry, Ninja). The fight is over money, and the whole thing is weird.
Read MoreRecently, streamer FaZe Dubs landed himself in hot water when he was caught on stream using a racial slur during a game of Fortnite. FaZe Clan announced that Dubs was suspended from the team indefinitely. A few notable streamers have weighed in on the controversy, including Tfue and Ninja.
Read MoreAccording to the FaZe Agony Twitter account, armed intruders broke into a home shared by Devin and Kieran Agony, forcing the two brothers to take cover and wait for help to arrive.
Read MoreFollowing a 3-0 victory over U.S. player Brian "bloodyface" Eason this past weekend, Chinese Hearthstone player Li "VKLiooon" Xiaomeng claimed the top spot in the Hearthstone Grandmasters Global Finals.
Read MoreJessica Blevins has created a thriving career for herself, making something of an empire for herself and her husband, Tyler "Ninja" Blevins. The know-how, dedication, and time that go into Jessica's job keeping Ninja successful means that she is something of a pioneer in her field.
Read MoreTyler "Ninja" Blevins married his long-term girlfriend Jessica Goch in a private ceremony in August 2017. Before that, Jessica spent years helping Tyler build his career as his business manager, a role she continues to occupy.
Read MoreA pro FIFA player has been taken out of the running for the North American qualifiers for the FIFA Ultimate Team Champions Cup ... thanks to a ridiculous bug in FIFA 20. This is the annoying nightmare currently faced by gamer Giuseppe Guastella, who took to Twitter to air his grievances with EA.
Read MoreIt's not been a great week for the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate community. Yesterday we reported on the story of a 15-year-old girl who was harassed after defeating a pro player at a Smash Bros. tournament. Now it appears that same pro player is embroiled in a controversy of his own.
Read MoreAfter winning a match during the 2019 Hearthstone Grandmasters Event, Ng Wai "Blitzchung" Chung expressed his support of the Hong Kong pro-democracy protests. Following the steam, Activision Blizzard removed Chung from the tournament, banning him from Hearthstone esports for a period of one year.
Read MoreSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate is movin' on up in the world of fighting games. Less than a year after its release, it's managed to nab the premier spot in the biggest fighting game tournament in esports.
Read MoreFortnite's newest World Cup champion is a 16-year-old from Pennsylvania, who ran away with the game's season-ending tournament this past weekend and secured not only a trophy, but $3 million for his efforts.
Read MoreWhen a single title is catapulted to become the face of gaming, all of the problems associated with gaming -- hardcore or casual -- come along with it. Fun as it is, the battle royale juggernaut has stirred up some serious ethical and legal battles in real life.
Read MoreDo you think you're pretty good at Mario Kart 8 Deluxe? If so, you'll get a chance to prove it over the next two days, thanks to a new tournament Nintendo is about to launch that'll run through Sunday, Jan. 19.
Read MoreThe Fortnite community is in an uproar again, all thanks to a group of pro players who were found to be cheating during the Fortnite Champion Series. Videos surfaced of two pro teams clearly colluding with one another to outlast the other teams, which put an end to the teams' involvement in the FCS.
Read MoreA few weeks back, a relatively unknown Smash Bros. player named Bocchi took the world by surprise when she managed to beat pro player Ally at AON #27, a local Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament held in New York.
Read MoreWhile Fortnite continues to be one the biggest games on the market, many of gaming's biggest streamers are beginning to pull away from the battle royale phenomenon in a noticeable way. Two of more high profile examples of this would be CouRage and Myth. Both expressed an interest in branching out.
Read MoreFans at this year's Fortnite World Cup got to see something that doesn't happen very often; a competitor being removed from the tournament for blatantly cheating while playing.
Read More"Monk" and "gamer" are two words you rarely see paired together. Three Buddhist monks subverted expectations, entering and winning a Garena Speed Drifters competition earlier this month.
Read MoreIt looks like FaZe Jarvis is once again back in the news, but this time, it's not because of anything the former Fortnite pro and content creator did. Rather, it's because another major player in the esports community weighed in on his situation.
Read MoreGeoff Robinson, also known to StarCraft 2 esports fans as "iNcontroL," passed away this past Saturday, according to a report from Kotaku.
Read MoreBlizzard has been in the news recently for a number of controversies, but the most recent one is perhaps more embarrassing than scandalous.
Read MoreJust last week, Dr Disrespect came under fire for labeling his streams in a misleading manner. He had been putting the word "drops" in stream titles, which led many disappointed viewers to believe that he was giving away keys to access the closed beta for Riot Games' Valorant. He has now responded.
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