The British government has officially set a date to debate the popular Stop Killing Games (SKG) petition.

Started in April 2024, the SGK petition is leading a consumer movement which stops old video games from being taken offline.

This was started by YouTuber Ross ‘Accursed Farms’ Scott after Ubisoft took The Crew offline and revoked licenses from those who had bought the game.

The UK government is debating the Stop Killing Games campaign on Nov 3 pic.twitter.com/hhtH0lnea6

— Dexerto (@Dexerto) September 19, 2025

The petition garnered a lot of interest with the European Union version securing just under 1.5 million signatures, 97% of which were judged to be legitimate.

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Riot Games has announced that the official song for the League of Legends World Championship 2025 will star G.E.M.

G.E.M. is a massive pop star in China; her song ‘Light Years Away’ still holds the Guinness World Record for most views on a Chinese music video with over 240 billion.

Her song for Worlds has been created alongside Italian electronic music artist Anyma, which will be released on October 10th.

The song has already been teased at a G.E.M concert, which appears to be called ‘The Kingdom Comes’ judging by the revealed lyrics.

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It’s finally the time of year when players can get their hands on the brand new EA FC 26.

With various ways to get early access to EA FC 26 before launch, many have already begun their new Career Mode saves.

Most people are going to go for the same usual choices of promotion chasers Wrexham, or ambitious Premier League newboys Sunderland.

However, there are way more unique and interesting picks available.

Continue reading Eight fun teams to use in EA FC 26 Career Mode saves

French esports organisation Team Vitality are collaborating with 2025 Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in a multi-year partnership.

The partnership is focused on the next two EA FC Pro seasons, starting just in time for EA FC 26.

PSG.Vitality will be represented by Vitality’s two remaining FC pros, Ilian Bouchi and Brice Masson.

Nous sommes Vitality, nous sommes Paris. pic.twitter.com/1ioJp9xn89

— PSG.VITALITY EAFC (@PSGVitalityEAFC) September 18, 2025

They will be joined by Head Coach Johann ‘ManiiKa’ Simon, who previously competed in FIFA for PSG between 2017 and 2022.

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The newly announced Team Falcons Academy CS2 roster, “Falcons Force,” has come under fire after a potential conflict of interest. 

After tryouts for 70 players, it has been revealed that four of the five chosen roster members are signed to the agency part-owned by Falcons Academy CS2 coach, Niels Christian ‘NaToSaphiX’ Sillassen.

Potential conflict of interest raised after roster announcement

Initial reports by Freelance Investigative Writer Heine ‘puffin’ Winthereig explained that the Team Falcons Academy CS2 roster reveal may not be as transparent as fans would prefer. 

In fact, despite having a pool of 70 potential roster candidates to choose from, four of the five final roster members are represented by NEEVE.PRO.

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The reigning World Champions T1 have qualified for the League of Legends 2025 World Championship.

T1 defeated Dplus Kia 3-1 in the Playoffs to secure their place as the LCK’s fourth seed at Worlds.

This is the first time in the history of the organisation that Dplus have failed to attend the LoL World Championships.

Meanwhile, this will be five-time champion Lee ‘Faker’ Sang-hyeuk’s 10th Worlds appearance as he tries to win a historic third consecutive title.

Continue reading Oner pentakill and failed Rammus experiment qualify T1 for Worlds

DreamHack 2026 and ESL One are heading to the United Kingdom with an event in Birmingham in March 2026.

The three-day festival will take place in The NEC Arena, while ESL One will be held at bp pulse LIVE.

In its 20-year history, this will be the first time a DreamHack festival has taken place in the UK.

Meanwhile, this will be the fourth iteration of the ESL One Birmingham esports event.

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In a bid to best position for the end of Split 2 and Championship qualification, Apex Legends transactions have accelerated. 

The rush to make roster changes for the ALGS (Apex Legends Global Series) was triggered by Team Falcons’ decision to bench Rhys ‘Zer0’ Perry, who is widely considered to be one of the most valuable IGLs in the game. 

When did Zer0 leave Team Falcons? 

The catalyst for chaos certainly seems to be IGL Zer0’s departure from Team Falcons.

Continue reading Apex Legends transactions explode mid-Split after Falcons roster shakeup

Aurora Gaming and Team Falcons sit at the top of the pack heading into the Fissure Playground 2 Playoffs after a thrilling Group Stage. 

Fissure Playground 1 2025 winners did not make it out of the Swiss format, and the FaZe Clan vs Team Liquid match results threaten the timing of a hotly anticipated player transfer.

All eight Fissure Playground 2 Playoffs teams are determined 

Following the Group Stage, which ran from September 12th to 17th, the following eight teams have qualified for the Fissure Playground 2 Playoffs with the noted win-loss rates:

• Aurora Gaming (3-0)
• Team Falcons (3-0) 
• FURIA (3-1) 
• G2 Esports (3-1) 
• The MongolZ (3-1)
• Astralis (3-2) 
• paiN Gaming (3-2) 
• Team Liquid (3-2)

Notably, Fissure Playground 1 winners TYLOO crashed out in the Group Stage.

Continue reading Fissure Playground 2 Playoffs teams decided after shock Group Stage eliminations