Huge changes are coming to one of Blizzard's largest competitive titles.

The event is being rescheduled "to help reduce potential conflicts with other tournaments."

For the first time in ten months, Inferno could be a staple map pick in competitive CS:GO.

The eight teams in attendance will be competing for $150,000.

Renegades announces a last-minute change to its roster ahead of DreamHack Masters Las Vegas.

Things have definitely looked better for the North American squad.

Aside from considerable financial support, the team will also be bootcamping in a manor valued at $22 million.

A month and a half will be dedicated to its development league.

The organization's fighting game stable is looking increasingly dominant.

The roster is now down to two players.