The Ashland University esports program will be adding Fortnite Battle Royale to its title offerings beginning in the fall of 2018 it was announced by head coach Josh Buchanan on Wednesday (April 18). The AU esports team will be the first known ...

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  1. Ohio University Is the First to Offer eSPorts Scholarship for Fortnight
  2. The Future Is Dark In Deadelic’s Adventure Game State of Mind
  3. Princess Maker 5 Brings Home the Crown on PC This Month
  4. Japanese Open Beta Set for Early May for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle
  5. Puzzle Fighter Will End Service This July 31
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Ohio University Is the First to Offer eSPorts Scholarship for Fortnight

 

The Ashland University esports program will be adding Fortnite Battle Royale to its title offerings...

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The Future Is Dark In Deadelic’s Adventure Game State of Mind

Futuristic adventure game State of Mind will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via...

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Princess Maker 5 Brings Home the Crown on PC This Month

Following its Steam releases of Princess Maker Refine, Princess Maker 2 Refine, and Princess Maker 3:...

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Japanese Open Beta Set for Early May for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

Arc System Works will host an open beta test for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle in Japan on PlayStation...

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Puzzle Fighter Will End Service This July 31

Puzzle Fighter, which launched for iOS and Android devices in November 2017, will end service on...

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