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Although PS5 was released two years ago, foreign media have recently reported that Sony is creating PS5 Pro.
 
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Sony will release PS5 Pro in April, which will feature an AMD chipset and a liquid cooling system to prevent the body from overheating during gameplay.
 
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Due to the addition of a liquid cooling cooling system, the PS5 Pro's appearance will also differ from that of the present PS5, however there are no other specifics regarding its exposure.


In addition, it is anticipated that the PS5 Pro would support 2160P and deliver 120Hz frame rate, allowing it to run games at 8K resolution effortlessly.


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It is anticipated that the PS5 Pro will enable ray tracing, rendering technology, reconstruction technology, and other capabilities.
 
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Sony Interactive Entertainment Ltd. president Jim Rayn will assure sufficient PS5 supply at CES 2023 based on the console's success. PS5 has long been well-liked among gamers, but it was initially difficult to obtain. As of November 2022, 25 million PS5 units have been shipped.


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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Bwipo_TeamLiquidLCS6-968x544.jpg">Team Liquid went undefeated in the LCS Week 1 Summer Split after taking down Dignitas, Immortals and Cloud9. The team’s Spring Split defeat was a wake up call for the team as they adjust their focus for Summer. Esports.gg’s Piratechnics spoke with Team Liquid Bwipo after their win over Dignitas. The 23-year-old player talks about the team’s mentality and his individual approach to the game and mentality.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=CuriousAssiduousBearDoubleRainbow-J72eeNeDkPbTpUXL&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=esports.gg"></iframe>Pira: Congrats on the win. 2-0 to kick things off this split. How’s the mood in the Team Liquid camp after starting off strong?&nbsp;Team Liquid Bwipo: Very good. I think everyone is pretty confident. I think we’re all taking it very seriously, to win as many games as we can. We’re taking it one by one. Like I mentioned earlier on the broadcast, I think losing Spring was, in a way, the kick we needed to set things into overdrive. Not to say we’re going all out, it’s a marathon not a sprint. That’s what a lot of people tend to forget about [Summer] Split.&nbsp;Just because you have a good Week 1, 2 and 3 doesn’t mean you are going to win the Split in the end. That being said, it really helped us identify some of the issues we had as a team. Issues don’t necessarily have to mean bad things, it can just be not optimal, not the way it should be. I think that defines a lot of our split in Team Liquid, it just could have been better. I think we are all striving for that ”could have been better’ in Summer Split.Pira: You obviously had some time missing in the finals and MSI to be able to work on whatever changes in team approach and identifying stuff in the meta, etc that you want to as a team. Could you go into detail about some of those things you focused on as a player and as a team to change up?Team Liquid Bwipo: I think individually assigning more roles for everyone. This is what you are going to be expected to accomplish rather than going into every game like ‘This is what’s possible, this is what we’re looking for, this is what you could have squeezed out in this situation `had you played perfectly or read the map perfectly’. It’s more like ‘if you do this it’s good enough’. And we’ll be able to work with that and get a win.&nbsp;<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Bwipo_TeamLiquidLCS1-1024x683.jpg">Defining what the bare minimum is, is very good. And then pushing that bare minimum higher and higher and higher every time you go into practice is like ‘OK, this is what we expect from you. You can’t be dying in these situations or you should be squeezing out more in those situations’. I think that that line of practice is much more efficient for a long term split like this. Trying to get the best out of the team individually and really getting people used to what they’re expected to deliver.Pira: It’s like refining a practice process and more clearly defining the roles that you each have in the team. I know you spoke in the post-match about how your team in the previous split very much played a versatile style where you could play strong side bot or weak side flexing with yourself on the top. And now you’re focused on being more, I think you said, a rock for your team. Do you want to elaborate a little bit on that?Team Liquid Bwipo: If you look at our lineup I think that’s a natural way it should go. That’s where we started when we had all this success in the middle of the Split back in Spring but then we felt like we needed to be able to play more styles.I personally think that we’ll leave that for the bootcamp when we get to an international event. Missing out on an international event with a team like this made me realize. Our team was good enough to adapt in a matter of 1-2 weeks if we really put our minds to it and that’s what the meta demands.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=TallHilariousRaccoonHotPokket-Fcjrzde1J7sZV5MM&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=esports.gg"></iframe>That’s actually something I realized in the Korea bootcamp. Bootcamping there and scrimming there made me realize “Oh s***, our team is really f***ing good. We’re really f***ing good individually. But having proof of ‘We bootcamp for two weeks and a weekend, we’re already able to adapt to the styles these Asian teams are playing. Not only can we match their picks, but also match the tempo of the game they’re playing’.They’re playing faster and smarter in a lot of cases. Being able to adapt and play a similar way is something that’s quite nice. That was really a big confidence boost for me, seeing that my team is capable of doing that and maybe reassure that ‘Maybe if we need to be a bot centric team to win in NA, let’s just do that first’.&nbsp;When we got to the Korean bootcamp, I am confident that my team is able to picking up the pace with Asian teams. Get our asses kicked for a week maybe, sure. But by weeks 2, 3 and 4, we’ll be able to compete with them. And that’s what matters at Worlds right?<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Bwipo_TeamLiquidLCS3-1024x683.jpg">Pira: It seems like you have all planned out. And I think despite the fact that you are focusing as a team on the bot side, you still get to play a lot of aggressive play-making picks. We saw Olaf yesterday, we saw Mordekaiser today. It does feel like you’re very comfortable on Champions who can knock people around. Is that a hold over from your jungling days?Team Liquid Bwipo: Well, I didn’t have that long of a jungling time. But I think that’s always been my style, playing Champions that are always able to turn it on and off when I feel like it. I have always been very good at figuring out when I should pick a fight and when I shouldn’t.&nbsp;Usually when I mess up and I don’t find the right fights, I still have the tools to go again and I have the confidence to go again. I think that’s a very important trait for an initiator to play. Even though I don’t think Mordekaiser is a real big playmaker or anything crazy like that, it is a champion that I enjoy playing. He is bulky and does a lot of damage.I guess I identify well with Juggernauts and I think they are champions I am very good at. I make them work on the big stage even though many other players don’t think they are good or shouldn’t be played. That’s kind of where I’m at. I regress my own perspective in order to understand others rather than adding them to my own perspective I mimicked. I’m kind of done with that. I think I was always at my best when I was playing my champions.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=ColdbloodedAmusedJalapenoFrankerZ-J5cAuvryd4iq7OhC&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=esports.gg"></iframe>I was always known for playing Swain, Zac in the past. When I found new and original picks I played them and I was confident in them. Those champions align with what I’m best at. Rather than playing Lucian and other ranged top laners that I’m not so great at, I’m just like – ‘Look I can play them. I’m not terrible, might be better than most in the LCS even. But I’m strictly the best Olaf player in the LCS. Why wouldn’t I just play if I can get away with it everytime. That’s not to say you can’t counter pick these champions. It’s just the reality of the LCS is you’re playing against a set composition and adapting to the composition is, in any sport, a huge tool. It’s a skill.&nbsp;That’s why it was funny. I saw some criticism of me blind picking Mordekaiser today. It’s like I don’t think anyone in the competition is going to win the game doing that. Are they going to beat me in the lane? Yeah. Am I going to go down 20 CS? Yeah. 30? Maybe. But if they’re going to win the game doing that? I highly doubt it.And that’s the type of confidence I’ve always had where it’s like I just don’t view top lane blind picks as [the] matchup. If I can survive and I can reach a point where I can use my champion, I feel like I can pull it often. If you look at my Champion pool, Aatrox is a very weak early game champion. Ornn and Gangplank – well.. Gangplank is quite strong in that he’s quite strong early. Ornn and Aatrox are good examples of Champions I’ve always used that are not particularly strong early game.&nbsp;You get the value once the game starts and you get going. That’s always what I’ve identified myself with and I then do that.Pira: Honestly, the approach, it’s worked so far. It continues to work. Until it all stops working, why change it? You did mention the competition in the LCS, especially in the top side, you playing against Gamsu who’s going back into pro play. Tomorrow you’ll be up against Fudge back in the top lane. What do you think about some of the newer or maybe returning faces to the top lane in the Summer Split?&nbsp;Team Liquid Bwipo: Not much. I’m only focused on myself. I think ultimately, I am my own biggest enemy. I don’t think there’s any player I can’t keep up with, at the very least if not just outclass. And I speak internationally, from experience. I’ve played against plenty of LCK and LPL top laners. They are very very good at the game and I’ve never played that I couldn’t keep up with them if I tried my hardest and played the Champions I was good at in the matchups I know I can pull off.What’s most important for me is rather than worry about what other people are doing, be happy with what I’m providing to the team. And have my focus fully on that. That is really the number 1 thing I want to focus on coming into this split. No matter what other peoples’ opinions are or what they say, if something works for me I’m going to keep doing it until they prove me wrong.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Bwipo_TeamLiquidLCS4-1024x683.jpg">This is one of the lessons I learned. I played Aatrox twice in the Spring in the playoffs. No one else is playing him and I won two games. I kept second guessing myself about this Champion when in reality I should have rolled it all the way to the Championship. Until people stopped me from playing it, because it was a Champion that I play very well and I get results on and that is what I’m going to focus on. Just be smarter about who I am as a player and as a person and use that to the strength of my team.Pira: It sounds like you’re somebody who’s very in touch with your intuition in regards to your Champions and your playstyle. Is there anybody out there in any of the leagues that you do look at and take inspiration from in the top lane or elsewhere?Bwipo: Not currently. Like I said, I am really looking within to find what works for me. Obviously, there is a plethora of very strong top laners all around the world that you can learn from. And I do learn from them. In some matchups I am just way worse than them. And if I have to play those matchups in order to be able to draft the way my team wants to draft, then I will absolutely look at their VODs and study and understand what I’m doing wrong. There’s a lot of top laners that kicked my ass when I was in Korea. I had a lot of learnings there. Both LPL and LCK, I’m not saying I’m better than them, I just know that I can give them a run for their money if they’re not careful as well. I feel like I can make the game interesting. I don’t think I can ever get rolled, if you will.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">piratechnics &nbsp;ESPORTS.GG &nbsp;2022-06-21 01:18:00</div></div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">Melissa, the marksman hero who controls a puppet, finally received a much-needed buff in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang patch 1.7.08.Prior to this patch, Melissa is rarely seen in both competitive and ranked. Her skill set wasn’t as aggressive compared to Clint and Beatrix, who can quickly burst down enemy heroes.Despite having a 56 percentwin rate in Mythic rank games, the Cursed Needle was one of the least picked heroes at only a 0.38 percent pick rate, according to MLBB stats.The developers said that they have improved Melissa’s control over Muddles in team fights while nerfing her early game harass. It might not look flashy, but having more control over her puppets is enough to make her viable in the current meta.Skill 1 – Falling!Skill 2 – Eyes on You!Ultimate – Go Away!<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_TwingeWeaver_Melissa-1024x576.webp">Melissa’s second skill inflicts damage to linked targets for up to six seconds. In this patch, you’ll now be able to cast the skill more frequently since it now goes on cooldown for six to seven seconds immediately on casting, unlike before where it only goes on cooldown once Muddles disappears.Muddles leaving early when there are no enemies nearby means you can spam Eyes on You! more often, especially in the laning phase where she’s at her stronges. She thrives in the early to mid-game thanks to her spammable skills.She also received small but impactful buffs on her first skill and ultimate. Attacking Muddles now reduces the cooldown of her first skill much faster. She also gets more physical damage and magic defense whenever she activates her ultimate, Go Away!While these changes are not enough to make her an S-tier marksman hero, Melissa mains will definitely feel the improvement on all her skills.The full&nbsp;Mobile Legends: Bang Bang patch 1.7.08 patch notes&nbsp;can be found here.Follow&nbsp;ONE Esports on Facebook&nbsp;for more Mobile Legends: Bang Bang news, updates, and guides.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Jules Elona &nbsp;ONEESPORTS &nbsp;2022-08-22 13:30:00</div></div>

Melissa, the marksman hero who controls a puppet, finally received a much-needed buff in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang patch 1.7.08.Prior to this patch, Melissa is rarely seen in both competitive and rank...

Melissa now has better control of Muddles in the latest MLBB patch

<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/SabeRLight-Interview-with-Esportsgg.jpg">The average Dota 2 experience is pretty basic. We have the drafts, the games, a post-match interview, and that’s typically it. But Jonáš “SabeRLight-” Volek has been upping the game of entertainment. The TSM offlaner – aside from being really great at Dota 2, also aims to deliver to fans on a personal level. He goes on stage, he puts on his wig, he puts on his red nose. He is not afraid to be a clown or be clowned; in fact, he wants to inspire people to loosen up.&nbsp;Luckily for fans in Genting, SabeRLight- did not forget to bring his energy at the ESL One Malaysia.&nbsp;The Czech player recently stood in for Entity at the PGL Arlington Major, in which the team saw impressive results. And when TSM clashed against Entity in the Playoffs of the ESL One Malaysia, they brought the friendly fire in front of the crowd.“Look at these guys, the only reason they were top 6 at the last Major was because of me!” SabeRLight- taunted on stage. The crowd was ecstatic. They loved it.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/LOPfIUfmCrY?feature=oembed"></iframe>Esports.gg had the opportunity to talk to the lively SabeRchad and asked him about his amusing fire on stage.KZ: I like what you do on stage a lot, cool stuff.SabeRLight-: Thank you, I try to make some content. It’s important.KZ: Did you practice before or just happen to do it spontaneously on stage?SabeRLight: (Regarding the trashtalk on stage with Dzmitry “Fishman” Palishchuk) It was Fishman’s idea like let’s do this and I was like yeah, that sounds fun. I didn’t practice it, I just had something I wanted to say. Like the line, ‘You got top 6 because of me,’ so I just wing it there and I’m sure something fun is going to happen.KZ: That time when you revealed your TSM jersey on-stage, was that also planned?SabeRLight-: It wasn’t really planned out. That day, I was wearing a hoodie over my TSM jersey because my Entity jersey was too dirty. After we were finished (with a series during the PGL Arlington Major) , I was already wearing the TSM jersey, so I thought I might as well do this. That might be pretty funny. So I actually thought about it as we were finishing the games.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/cJopfUDUsDM?feature=oembed"></iframe>KZ: You also clowny with your team?SabeRLight-: I would say so, I would like to lift up the mood – like have a good time. Especially on LANs, it’s important that we give good Dota 2 and also give the fans a good Dota 2 experience. It’s very important to just like, do some stuff so they can enjoy the tournament on a personal level.KZ: That kind of behavior and pulling off stunts on stage.. we don’t see that, especially in the Dota 2 community. Do you think pros should start doing that more?SabeRLight-: It’s very not typical for us gamers because we are all used to being introverts and not being in front of people. I think you need to have a somewhat different personality than most gamers. But yeah, if people feel like doing it, if I inspire them to also be clowny, I’ll take it. I turned Fishman into a clown too.KZ: Have you ever felt stage fright when doing on-stage interviews and just standing in front of a crowd in general?SabeRLight-: I used to have it a lot. Last Major, when I was doing the interview with Slacks, I remember being super nervous like doing the interview in front of a crowd. I’m still very nervous when I’m talking on stage but it just happens. You’ll get used to it.KZ: Thank you so much for your time.Stick around Esports.gg for more Dota 2 exclusive pieces!<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Sarah Zulkiflee &nbsp;ESPORTS.GG &nbsp;2022-08-28 02:21:00</div></div>

The average Dota 2 experience is pretty basic. We have the drafts, the games, a post-match interview, and that’s typically it. But Jonáš “SabeRLight-” Volek has been upping the game of entertainment. ...

SabeRLight about meme-ing on stage: “It’s important that we give fans a good Dota 2 experience.”

<div style="font-family: Roboto;">﻿<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Remote-International-TI11-Remote-Casting-968x544.jpg">The International 2022 hype soured further today as it was revealed by leaks that the TI11 Last Chance Qualifiers and Group Stage will have remote casters and hosts. The so-called month-long TI will feature casters broadcasting from their bedrooms, and hosts in a remote locations, allegedly in Norway.The news of this format was initially revealed by Dota 2 personality Lara “Hoxie” Schofield, who released the information via meme.&nbsp;This information was later independently verified by Esports.gg. Currently the format of the TI11 Last Chance Qualifiers will allegedly be as follows: Hosts housed remotely in a studio in Norway, with casters working remotely from homes for the play-by-play commentary.The decision by tournament organizer PGL to have remote casters and hosts further leads to the proliferation of an opinion of TI11 that labels it as a ‘Budget TI.’ The Singapore TI has already undergone its fair share of controversy.&nbsp;Tickets sold out in just a few hours, leaving thousands to scrape for scalpers in the following days and weeks. The format of the ticket sales meant that regardless of order, you were potentially locked out of a ticket sale from the get go.&nbsp;In the wake of the reveal, several from the Dota 2 community have spoken out in criticism or dark humor about the decision.Overall, the tone is clear: Dota 2 seems to be downsizing. Even if that’s not the case, the seemingly budget conditions of the LCQ (Last Chance Qualifiers) and Group Stage suggest it. PGL would apparently rather pay hosts to stand in Norway in the small hours of the morning and dead hours of the night, than send them to Singapore. Meanwhile casters will be bedroom casting like TI11 is a tier two event.Not quite the prestige that an event projected to have a prize pool in the region of $30 million dollars should expect. Especially when we are already in the midst of a Coming Soon™ Battle Pass, with a third of its rewards missing on release. TI11 is the biggest event of the year for Dota 2. But by hook or by crook, Valve and PGL seem set on making sure that’s not the case.&nbsp;</div>

﻿The International 2022 hype soured further today as it was revealed by leaks that the TI11 Last Chance Qualifiers and Group Stage will have remote casters and hosts. The so-called month-long TI will ...

The Bargain International — TI11 Last Chance Qualifiers and Group Stage will reportedly have remote casters and hosts

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">﻿The yellow hedgehogs have dethroned the King of Kings.ONIC Esports lift the championship trophy at the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Philippines Season 10 (MPL PH Season 10) after a solid 4-1 victory over defending champion RRQ Hoshi in the grand final.Yesterday, RRQ Hoshi sent ONIC to the lower bracket final yesterday 3-1. In the lower bracket final, ONIC swept Aura Fire, 3-0, to book a grand final rematch with the defending champion.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_MPL_ID_S10_ONICEsports-1024x576.webp">Kairi “Kairi” Rayosdelsol opened the series with a flawless 6/0/5 KDA on his signature Ling. It was such a one-sided affair that RRQ weren’t able to destroy a tower throughout the match.RRQ Hoshi answered back in the second game after midlaner Deden “Clayyy” Nurhasan secured his first career Savage on Valentina, recording an 8/0/10 kill score by the end of the match. But that was the last time RRQ Hoshi would win in this grand final showdown.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bKO-yAClzEY?start=7032&amp;feature=oembed"></iframe>ONIC went on to dominate games three and four. With the championship trophy on the line, RRQ Hoshi stood strong and were neck-to-neck with ONIC in the fifth and final game. Things fell apart after ONIC killed Albert Neilsen “Alberttt” Iskandar’s Dyrroth and the Enhanced Lord at the 18-minute mark, however.They used the Lord to push all three base turrets toward the crystal. RRQ tried to defend one last time but a last-minute Maniac from Calvin “CW” Winata’s Lesley sealed the deal for ONIC.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bKO-yAClzEY?feature=oembed"></iframe>Kairi was declared the grand final MVP after his masterful performance in the jungle, a day after he was proclaimed the regular season MVP. ONIC will also be taking home the lion’s share of the $300,000 prize pool.Both ONIC Esports and RRQ Hoshi will represent Indonesia at the M4 World Championship in Indonesia early next year.Follow&nbsp;ONE Esports on Facebook&nbsp;for more&nbsp;Mobile Legends: Bang Bang&nbsp;guides, news, and updates.</div>

﻿The yellow hedgehogs have dethroned the King of Kings.ONIC Esports lift the championship trophy at the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Philippines Season 10 (MPL PH Season 10) after a s...

ONIC Esports dethrone RRQ Hoshi, wins second MPL ID title since Season 3

The first week of the ESL Snapdragon Mobile Challenge recently ended, and let's check out some of the teams' performance. FYI, the first week consisted of 3 matchdays and 6 matches each day where each group/team played 4 matches.


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🇹🇭 Thailand showing amazing domination as 4 of 5 teams are situated in the Top 4 after 12 matches played 😱 What is interesting is that 🇲🇾 SEM9 from Malaysia is at 5th place - currently the best MSP team in the charts 🤩 🇻🇳 Vietnam and 🇮🇩 Indonesia teams are showing moderate performance as they are situated towards the middle of the pack.


Other MSP teams such as 🇲🇾 Expand is doing quite okay in 9th as they weren't able to finish strong in most matches. Unfortunate for 🇲🇾 Axis, 🇲🇾 Farang and 🇵🇭 Anxiety as their games have not gone in their favour and are currently towards the bottom 6.


What do you think will happen in Week 2? Will SEM9 continue their consistent performance, or other MSP teams will rise up? Or; will teams from other nations bite back strong? Action resumes Dec 8th - 10th!

The first week of the ESL Snapdragon Mobile Challenge recently ended, and let's check out some of the teams' performance. FYI, the first week consisted of 3 matchdays and 6 matches each day where each...

ESL SMC Week 1 Standings ⚔

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Dikatakan peta terbaharu, Nexterra bakal muncul di kalendar esports Free Fire musim hadapan. Map ini mempunyai beberapa ciri unik seperti Grav Labs yang mempunyai graviti berbeza dan Deca Square yang terdapat portal teleport.


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Dikatakan peta terbaharu, Nexterra bakal muncul di kalendar esports Free Fire musim hadapan. Map ini mempunyai beberapa ciri unik seperti Grav Labs yang mempunyai graviti berbeza dan Deca Square yang ...

Nexterra: Peta yang yang bakal digunakan dalam esports 2023

Exciting news for all PUBGMobile players! Update 2.4 brings two major improvements to enhance your gaming experience.


 1) Faster weapon switching for seamless gameplay.It 
 
 helpful the during close range combat.


 2) Reduced weapon shake while running and firing for 
 
 increased stability. Get ready to dominate the 
 
 battlefield with these new upgrades!


What are your thoughts on the new weapon switching and stability improvements in PUBG Mobile update 2.4? Let us know in the comments
 
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Exciting news for all PUBGMobile players! Update 2.4 brings two major improvements to enhance your gaming experience.
 1) Faster weapon switching for seamless gameplay.It
      helpful the during clos...

Update 2.4 | Improved Weapon Switching and Weapon stability

🔥 Attention all PUBG Mobile fans! 🔥


Exciting news for the upcoming PMWI tournament - it looks like we'll be seeing 20 teams battling it out for glory! With such a stacked field, the competition is going to be fierce.


👀 And it gets better! The tournament format will include a 2-3 day league stage followed by a finals stage featuring the top 16 teams. This means we'll get to see even more action and drama unfold as teams fight for a spot in the grand finals.


🏆 Who do you think will come out on top in the PMWI? Let us know in the comments below! And be sure to tune in to all the action as PUBG Mobile's best teams clash in this epic showdown. 


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