Riot Games looks to be expanding its online presence. This week already the game studio registered the name ChampionshipSeriesLeague.com, but that's not all. Riot has bought up even more domains, this time names centered around "league" and "esports", like LeagueeSports.com and LoLeSport.com. So, why are the makers of the "most played video game in the world" with the largest prize pool in eSports history registering these names? Although it's only speculation, I think we might see a web site and a level of professional programming from Riot Games, that you see with the likes of "ESPN". It's not too far fetched an idea. With Major League Gaming taking off, why not?
TNS: "A League of Legends game mode, Arena, will return with some major changes that may breathe some life for a stagnant game."
ESTNN writes: "Hwei, LeBlanc and Ryze stand above the rest as the strongest players in the League of Legends 14.8 mid-lane due to substantial buffs in their scaling, base damage and crowd control (CC) respectively."
Do you remember the League of Legends MMORPG previously teased by Riot Games? Its development has been fully rebooted and it'll take "likely several years" before you hear any more news about it.
