News & Reviews:   PUBG

Yoodo has officially announced that you could stand a chance to win prizes worth up to RM3600 when you compete in games such as PUBG Mobile and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang with their Yoodo Stay At Home Cup. The online qualifier for the PUBG Mobile Stay At Home starts on 13 May and 14 May 2020, while the grand finals will be held on 15 May 2020.

The PMCO 2019 Fall Split Global Finals took place at PWTC, Kuala Lumpur from 29 November until 2 December 2019 and it managed to rack up around 532 million total views and up to 57 hours in total watch time. During the tournament, the Indonesian team called Bigetron RA managed to emerge as the champions and bagged the grand prize of 180000USD.

During the Qualcomm Snapdragon Tech Summit, Qualcomm has announced that they’ve been working closely with the developers of PUBG Mobile to implement 90FPS gaming in the future. But that’s not all, androidauthority.com has mentioned that the game could support up to 144FPS gameplay as well provided the smartphone’s display supports it.

The PMCO Global Finals will be happening at the Putra World Trade Centre in Kuala Lumpur, from 31 November until 2 December 2019. With that said, Yoodo will be sending their PUBG Mobile Team, Yoodo Gank, one of the highest-ranked Malaysian team to represent Malaysia in the grand finals where they will be among the 16 teams who will be duking it for their share of the RM10.5 million prize pool.

Apart from all it’s other innovations such as 40MP (f/1.6, PDAF, OIS) + 40MP (f/1.8, ultra-wide, PDAF) + 8MP (f/2.4, telephoto) + 3D depth sensor quad rear cameras, Kirin 990 chipset and more, the Huawei Mate 30 Pro also offers a Horizon OLED display that has 88 degree curved sides. With no physical volume controls, these side displays can also be used like gaming trigger buttons much like a console game controller, but you have to first turn on the Side-Touch LR buttons to turn your Mate 30 Pro into a gaming smartphone. We’ll talk about how to do so in a bit below.

The PUBG Mobile Club Open 2019 fall split has started from 24 September 2019 onwards, with more than 32 teams competing for the total grand prize of up to USD2.5 million to be won. If you are interested, you can hop onto the PUBG MOBILE Esport channel on Youtube to watch the matches unfold.

The Kejohanan E-Sukan Kampus is back once again, with more than RM180000 worth of prizes to be won. The competition is organized by Celcom XPAX, Kitamen, as well as Media Prima’s MyGameOn and the qualifiers will start in as early as 21 September 2019 while the Grand Finals will be on 23 and 24 November 2019 in The Curve, Damansara.

The argument of which console player is better in PUBG may just be answered in early October. PUBG will be supporting cross-play on the Playstation 4 and Xbox One. So players from both Xbox One and PS4 will be able to match against each other in the 100 player lobby battle royale game.

The PUBG Mobile Malaysia National Championship 2019 with up to RM114000 prize pool to be won, is currently happening in Quill City Mall until Sunday, 14 July 2019. As many as 12 teams will be competing for their share of the prize pool, as well as one of the 4 spots to compete in the PMCO SEA Fall Split 2019. At the event, there are several professional teams such as Team Secret, ViP, Junior Talent, as well as AROV Esports will be there too.

On this very day, Maxis has announced that they are the first Malaysian company to sponsor Team Secret’s all Malaysian PUBG Mobile team. Not only that, but both the organisations will be collaborating together in order to bring the best eSports experiences to Malaysia via Maxis’ 4G as well as Fibre network.