News & Reviews:   league of legends

Just a few hours ago, Xbox went live and showcased what they got in the next 12 months. During the Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase, there were many highly-anticipated video games such as Starfield, Forza Motorsport, Diablo IV, and Redfall, as well as other original IPs like Pentiment, High on Life, and Ravenlok. 

As young working adults, playing video games is not something that we can do on-the-go most of the time due to other activities. So in honour of Video Games Day (Google it), we decided to look back at the video games that we finally managed to play throughout the past few months. From old ones to recently released, here are the best (and worst) games that we've played while staying at home.

Towards the end of 2019, it was announced that Riot Games were developing a League of Legends (LoL) mobile game. If you missed that, it will be called League of Legends: Wild Rift and our writers have spotted the pre-registration is now live on the Google Play Store. Such exciting times!

First-person shooter (FPS) games will never get old with developers keep instilling new ideas into the game category. Earlier, we’ve heard Riot Games, the maker of League of Legends, is developing its own FPS game, and it was put under a project codenamed ‘Project A’. Now, the 5v5 character-based shooter has gotten an official title and it will be called Valorant.

League of Legends (LOL) is one of the most popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) games in the world. Recently, for its 10th anniversary, Riot Games announced they are collaborating with Tencent to release mobile version of LOL that is scheduled for next year. This is definitely an exciting news for the enthusiastic LOL players.

Awhile back, there were rumours and whispers about League of Legends coming to mobile and guess what? They’re true! During League of Legends’ 10th Anniversary stream earlier today, they announced the arrival of Wild Rift, which is a mobile version of League of Legends. 

There were speculations that Riot Games is currently in the midst of creating a mobile version of League of Legends. These rumours may just hold water as a leaked video of League of Legends played on a mobile phone complete with a mobile interface have appeared.

Awhile back, we reported that League of Legends might be hitting mobile soon and it seems like the time has come - at least in China. Tencent, the parent company of the popular moba’s developer, Riot Games, has announced a new streaming app which allows players to stream PC games on their mobile devices. 

I’m sure by now everyone knows the popular Massive Online Battle Arena (MOBA) called League of Legends. The game requires 5 players to go against another 5 players of different champions and destroy the opposing team’s base. The first one to do so, wins. After much pressure from China company, Tencent, we’re finally able to enjoy the game on mobile soon.

Legion of Champions III 2019 which was held in Bangkok, Thailand, ended with a bang with Malaysia’s team D.O.D taking home the 8th spot and a USD$900 prize (~RM3698). Taking the champion spot is team Awe Star from Korea, winning USD$7000 (~RM28763) and USD$5000 worth of Legion Y530 laptops. The tournament is the third collaboration between Lenovo and Intel.