VALORANT Game Changers Pacific returns from 6-12 October bringing together the top teams from local Game Changers leagues, including Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Oceania and South Asia in Bangkok.
A star-studded VALORANT Champions LA lineup is all set to enliven the third VALORANT global championship, with three VCT Pacific talents on board.
With the 2023 VALORANT Champions set to kick off in a few days, VALO2ASIA has prepared for you a preview of the four Pacific teams participating in the tournament held in Los Angeles, California.
The City of Angels – discover more about Los Angeles which will host this year’s VALORANT Champions.
To keep you in the loop, VALO2ASIA has put together a comprehensive list of the latest roster for all the sixteen VALORANT Champions LA teams.
EMG Pro Series South Asia is set to kick off with one place at the EMG Legends Cup on the line for the winners of the tournament.
Gary “blaZek1ng” Dastin and Michael “SEVERiNE” Winata will listen to offers outside of BOOM Esports as the OFF//SEASON approaches.
Abisha “Baila” Joseph is no longer a member of the Global Esports Phoenix lineup.
The departure marks the end of Eraser’s second stint in a red and blue jersey, having returned in April 2022 following a year with GE’s Fortnite division between 2018 and 2019.
Nathaniel “Nexi” Cabero’s departure sees Oasis Gaming return to a five-man roster.
Two of Japan’s most renowned DJs are set to invest in VALORANT, and their team will feature Fisker, a former player of Crazy Raccoon, FAV Gaming, and most recently Sengoku Gaming.
