All articles tagged with #tournaments
Lorwyn Eclipsed, a new Magic: The Gathering set releasing on January 23, 2026, offers various events including prereleases, Magic Academy, Standard Showdown, Commander Nights, and Pro Tour, providing opportunities for players of all levels to participate, collect exclusive promos, and compete for prizes. Preorders are available now from multiple retailers.
Marvel Rivals announces a December 25th patch with new content, tournaments, holiday events, and bug fixes, including updates to hero abilities and platform-specific issues, along with seasonal celebrations like the Times Square New Year's Ball Drop.
The article provides an overview of Evo 2025, including upcoming events in Las Vegas, Nice, and Singapore, and offers statistical insights into the competitors participating in the tournament series.
The Crush City Mooch Minnow, designed by Jacob Wheeler, has become the standout bass fishing lure of 2024, dominating early tournaments with its realistic shad imitation and versatile applications. Available in 20 colors, this lure's subtle tail action and durable design have made it a favorite among anglers, now accessible to the public through online retailers.
Multiversus has re-launched after a year-long hiatus, but its new character unlock system has upset competitive players. The game now requires characters to be unlocked with in-game currency or real money for local matches, making it difficult for smaller tournaments to afford. Fans are divided, with some defending the need for monetization and others calling for changes.
Former President Donald Trump claimed to have won two prestigious golf tournaments at his own Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach, Florida, with a reported handicap of 2.8. A comparison of his golfing skills with other celebrities revealed that Michael Jordan has a handicap of 1.9, while Barack Obama has a handicap of 13 and Joe Biden has a handicap of 6.3. Other notable celebrities who enjoy golfing include Justin Timberlake, Clint Eastwood, and Bill Murray.
ESPN provides a guide to six early-season college basketball tournaments, highlighting the teams and players to watch. The article discusses the potential impact of these tournaments on team momentum and individual player performances. Predictions are made for each tournament, including favorites and potential sleepers.
The platinum trophy for Street Fighter 6 on PS5 and PS4 has been temporarily discontinued, making it unobtainable for players. The trophy is connected to tournaments that are currently not scheduled for July, rendering three trophies related to this game mode unattainable. Players express frustration and suggest alternative trophy requirements to avoid permanent unobtainability.
Nintendo Live 2023, the first Nintendo Live event to run outside Japan, will take place from September 1st to 4th at the Seattle Convention Center alongside PAX West. The event will feature tournaments, photo ops, live stage performances, merch, and hands-on gameplay booths. Tickets are free but registration is required and attendees must be selected. No new product announcements are planned. Nintendo Live 2023 is a family-friendly celebration of Nintendo fun.
The PGA TOUR has announced its schedule for the 2023 FedExCup Fall, consisting of seven official PGA TOUR events that will provide greater drama and more immediate consequence than ever before. The FedExCup Fall will finalize the priority ranking entering the 2024 season, including the top-125 category for those who finished outside the top 70 in the FedExCup standings. The FedExCup Fall begins at the Fortinet Championship (September 11-17) before taking a two-week hiatus, during which the Ryder Cup (September 25-October 1) will be contested.
The PGA Tour has released its fall schedule for 2023, featuring seven events, down from nine last year, with a focus on providing players who finish 51st and beyond on the previous season’s FedExCup points list a chance to improve their status for the next year and provide a pathway into designated events. The fall will primarily provide players with a chance to maintain or improve their status for the next season, with a victory in the fall worth 500 FedExCup points and earning a player a spot in Maui the following year, as well as an invitation to the Masters.
CSGO star s1mple has requested Valve to delay the release of Counter-Strike 2 until after the summer tournament break in 2023, so that players have enough time to prepare. The release date for Counter-Strike 2 is set for summer 2023, but it is unclear if the game will be ready for the first tournaments after the break.