At the FIFA 18 Ultimate Team event in Barcelona, Kurt1 put a devastating game up on opponent MegaBit, highlighted best by this dribble around a buzzing hive of defenders that resulted in a goal.

The Overwatch League's first day of competition kicked off with hundreds of thousands tuning in on Twitch to watch a slightly tuned up broadcast; OWL's experienced commentating crew; and two boring, lopsided opening games. Both the Los Angeles Valiant and the Los Angeles Gladiators steamrolled their opponents (San Francisco and Shanghai, respectively) without much resistance or flair, save for some nifty Doomfist play from the Gladiators' Hydration. With the mighty Seoul Dynasty (formerly known as Lunatic-Hai) closing out the day, there was reason to worry that the League's first day might go by without a single close game or at least some tactical intrigue.

In Hearthstone, there's a near-infinite number of ways to kick your opponents while they're down, and we've all had them done to us. But every so often, the righteous card gods descend from the green felt heavens to smite arsehole opponents in a way that's so unsuspected, so wholly satisfying, it makes us feel like perhaps there is justice in this world.

Nine of the ten players in the PGL Major finals had never made it to a Valve major finals before, with one team having never qualified for a major ever. Only Danylo "Zeus" Teslenko had competed in the finals of a major prior, and he'd been snubbed twice.

This past weekend, competitors at Evo 2017 got to put the upcoming Dragon Ball FighterZ through its paces in a side tournament. From a ton of excellent, flashy super moves to impressive tag techniques, players showcased the surprising depth in this six-fighter demo.