Cellular Legends wins huge at inaugural MOBIES cellular gaming awards
Common cellular multiplayer on-line battle enviornment (MOBA) recreation Cellular Legends (MLBB) was the largest winner on the inaugural MOBIES Cellular Gaming Awards with 4 awards, together with ‘Aggressive Sport of the 12 months’ and ‘Cellular Esports Event of the 12 months’.
The MOBIES 2023 awards present was hosted in Los Angeles, California and aimed to have fun the cellular gaming and esports titles that made strides throughout the trade over the previous 12 months.
MLBB’s 4 awards included ‘Aggressive Sport of the 12 months’, ‘Cellular Esports Event of the 12 months’, ‘Cellular Staff of the 12 months’, and ‘Cellular Participant of the 12 months’.
MLBB beat out the likes of PUBG Cellular, Free Fireplace, Enviornment of Valor, Honor of Kings, Conflict Royale, and Brawl Stars for the ‘Aggressive Sport of the 12 months’ award.
MLBB additionally bagged the ‘Cellular Esports Event of the 12 months’ by the M4 World Championship, the sport’s annual world championship match that was held again in January.
The M4 World Championship grand finals was an all-Filipino affair the place ECHO swept Blacklist Worldwide to be topped world champions.
The M4 World Championship notably beat out the PUBG Cellular World Championship, Free Fireplace World Collection, Name of Obligation Cellular World Championship Finals, Honor of Kings Worldwide Championship, and the Brawl Stars World Finals for the ‘Cellular Esports Event of the 12 months’ award.
M4 champions ECHO additionally bagged two extra awards for MLBB. The complete squad received the ‘Cellular Staff of the 12 months’ award whereas gold laner Frederic “Bennyqt” Gonzales was handed the ‘Cellular Participant of the 12 months’ award.
ECHO beat out the likes of fellow MLBB powerhouse EVOS Esports, Honor of Kings’ EStar Professional, PUBG Cellular’s Stalwart Esports, Name of Obligation Cellular’s Tribe Gaming, and Brawl Stars’ ZETA Division.
In the meantime, Bennyqt received the ‘Cellular Participant of the 12 months’ award over PUBG Cellular’s Harsh “Goblin” Paudwal and Burenbayar “TOP” Altangerel, Conflict Royale’s Mohamed “Mohamed Mild” Tarek, Free Fireplace’s Ratchanon “Moshi” Kunrayason and Brawl Stars’ “Tensai”.
In case you missed the MOBIES 2023 awards ceremony, you may watch the replay right here.
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