CWL Atlanta is over and another weekend of Call of Duty esports has come and gone. As we look forward to CWL Paris Open just a few days away, let’s recap this weekend’s event.
This weekend’s Call of Duty event in Atlanta is shaping up to be a crazy one. As many as 172 bloodthirsty teams are descending on the World Congress Center for their shot at a piece of the $200,000 prize pool and a giant pile of Pro Points.
It seems that with each passing year, Call of Duty becomes progressively more unrecognizable from the amazing game it once was. Perhaps it's time to take a look at why that's happening, and to consider trying something different.
A new patch for Infinite Warfare has just gone live on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and it looks like it’s a big one for the Call of Duty esports community.
MLG Vegas was far from perfect, but did it do enough to change the minds of cynical fans in the Call of Duty Esports scene? Is the future of Infinite Warfare as a competitive game still in question?
MLG Vegas could be one of the biggest and most entertaining events we've seen to date, but could the streaming debacle around the event cause damage to the Call of Duty esports scene?
