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In an exciting development for the Malaysian esports scene, the country's first senior esports team, Team eMAS, has been officially formed. The team, comprising six Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) players all over the age of 50, was announced after a thorough selection process through the Boomers2Gamers competition organized by Goodday Charge. The inaugu...
During a joint ceremony with ESL, the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) celebrated the return of the globally renowned ESL One tournament to Malaysia. This aligns with their goal of establishing the country as the esports hub of Southeast Asia. YB Tuan Adam Adli, the Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, conducted a site visit at the venue of ES...
The Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS), in collaboration with Esports Integrated (ESI) and MOONTON Games, organized a joint press conference today at Dewan Serbaguna Parlimen to mark the conclusion of the M5 Wild Card in Malaysia. The event served as a send-off for the professional national athletes who will be competing at the M5 World Champion...
Update [29/12/2022]: Weeks after the event transpired, The Malaysia Esports Federation (MESF) has made the following statement, stating that the posts mentioned in the original story were due to "clear breach of protocol and clarity on individuals involved in making statements [...] without MESF's approval". The issue pertaining to statements ma...
Esports is still a very young industry in Malaysia. There's still a long way to go for us in accepting esports as a legitimate industry and lifestyle. The withdrawal of Team Malaysia from the Overwatch World Cup 2019 is one of many examples that more needs to be done for our esports industry to thrive. [wpvideo VVTW4e5s] From a short clip taken f...
After months and months of being promised a comprehensive national esports blueprint, the Malaysian Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) has finally demystified its plans for local esports from 2020 to 2025 via a launch event last night. [caption id="attachment_45236" align="alignnone" width="4608"] As usual, Syed Saddiq begins his speech at an espo...
Esports in Malaysia is about to get bigger. In a recent parliament session, Malaysian Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq announced that the ministry will be organising a National Esports League in 2020. He made the announcement this while answering questions regarding esports development and budgeting. https://twitter.com/SyedSaddiq/status/118...
Kuala Lumpur was chosen as the inaugural host for the eRacing Grand Prix SEA. The eRacing Grand Prix SEA aims to help virtual racers develop their potential and become stars in motor racing. Now, you can sign up for the Grand Prix and race your way to the top. Thankfully, the organisers have included this handy flowchart for interested players ...
Kuala Lumpur is set to become the inaugural host for the eRacing Grand Prix SEA this June. The eRacing Grand Prix SEA aims to help virtual racers develop their potential and become stars in motor racing, not unlike the Nissan GT Academy back in Gran Turismo 6. eRacing made its Grand Prix debut in Hong Kong last year, and it inspired our national...
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