A clip of the now-retired Canadian player Jacky "EternaLEnVy" Mao, playing on Team NP, falling off his chair during The Manila Masters 2017 Philippine event. The same chair was later auctioned off by Mineski-Events team to help Battle of Marawi victims in the Philippines.
A gameplay reel of Anino Games' Anima Wars.
A slightly better quality version of this video can be found on this website under the title "Anima Wars gameplay reel".
An unofficial fan cut of GMA Network's 2022 drama series Little Princess. This edit centers on the infamous "Magic Legends" fictional game featured in the earlier episodes of the series.
This cut focuses on the depictions of Magic Legends, gaming culture, and esports in Little Princess. It is edited to present a contained story and removes all drama elements, including Princess' (Jo Berry) relationships with Damien (Juancho Triviño) and Adrianna (Gabrielle Hahn).
Full episodes of Little Princess can be found on GMA Network's official YouTube channel.
An interview with Team Philippines (guild Armada) during the Ragnarok World Championship 2007. This was taken after Team Philippines beat Team Indonesia in the first round and was preparing against Team Brazil.
A cosplay performance at an unknown event.
Alex Villafania reviews the Wireless Racing Wheel hardware for the Xbox 360.
A press conference regarding the 2007 open tournament Rampage Asia organized by WCG.zone and sponsored by Intel.
An interview by Erwin Oliva with Creating Next Concepts Inc.'s CEO, Kendrick Chong, regarding the Philippine basketball fantasy platform PBFantasy.com.
Fantastic Four cosplay in an unknown location.
An interview by Alex Villafania with David Campiti of Glass House Graphics.
A live tournament video from the RAN Global Tournament 2007 in Bangkok, Thailand.
An episode of MTV Massive, dated October 24, 2005.
The most infamous "VAC crowd" moment in the Dota 2 Manila Major 2016. This clip features the Filipino team Mineski against the Swedish team Alliance.
"VAC" is short for the Valve Anti-Cheat system and is used by the community to refer to moments in a Valve video game that could be considered cheating. "VAC crowd" refers to a biased crowd of any live tournament (of a Valve video game) that actively helps its favored team by providing crucial auditory hints through crowd noise. Both terms are used in the Twitch streaming platform. The effectiveness of a VAC crowd depends on how good the soundproofing is for the tournament.
In Dota 2, VAC crowds significantly increase the difficulty for the opposing team to perform successful ganks.
This clip is taken from the YouTube video "The Manila Major Main Event - Day 1 - Alliance vs Mineski (bo1)" by PGL, at around 1 hour and 4 minutes.
The gameplay summary for the fictional competitive video game "Neon Cyberpunk FPS Game Requiem" from the 2024 Filipino esports movie GG: Good Game.
An interview with a Star Wars Stormtrooper cosplayer during an event in the Philippines.
A gameplay video of the Filipino game Deep Interactive Pursuit by Anino Mobile. It demonstrates the camera control used in the game.
An episode of MTV Massive, dated November 28, 2005.
The controversial disqualification of West Point Esports' academy team due to an automatic first blood emote by Joshua "Devoured" Escucharo. The issue gained infamy among the international League of Legends community.
Sources in order of appearance:
- /r/leagueoflegends
- https://www.youtube.com/@CaedrelClips
- https://www.facebook.com/WestPointEsports/
- https://www.facebook.com/suzzysaur/
An unknown event from Hackenslash TV. This video is kept publicly for archival purposes.
An episode of MTV Massive, dated October 31, 2005.
An advertisement for the 2007 Philippine pop culture fan convention New Worlds: Transformed.
A physical swordplay presentation as part of a Granado Espada presentation in an unknown 2007 convention.
A pre-match press conference with one of the guild finalists for the Ragnarok Philippine Championship 2007. The playoffs and finals were held at the World Trade Center in Pasay City in November 2007 during the Level Up! Live 2007: Logged and Loaded event.
A partial episode of MTV Massive, dated August 15, 2005.