In what surely is the plot twist of the year, James "2GD" Harding has returned to host The International after being sidelined by Valve for eight years. 2GD made a sudden exit from the Dota 2 scene ...

Update 2 Feb 27, 2016: James Harding has released his own statement regarding what happened in Shanghai and at previous Valve events. A few hours ago, James '2GD' Harding, who hosted day one of the ...

Which basically boils down to two things, Valve firing host James "2GD" Harding after a day or so of questionable commentary, and the fact that a lot people had problems streaming the event without ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TwitchTV, the world’s largest video game broadcasting community, today announced two key hires from the eSports community: Marcus “djWHEAT” Graham and James “2GD” ...

FireFrog sat in his home in Spain in the summer of 2012 and opened YouTube to watch a three-hour interview between content producer JP "itmeJP" McDaniel and esports commentator James "2GD" Harding.

A game funded almost entirely by memes - could it be done? James Harding, better known as the internet's 2GD, has turned his eSports events/coverage company The GD Studio into a game development house ...

The second day in Shanghai, China started with yet another delay and escalated quickly with an unexpected announcement from the Major official host James '2GD' Harding saying he got fired after the ...

In an announcement made over Twitch stream, James “2GD” Harding said that The GD Studio will be taking over management for the remainder of the Asus Dreamleague Season 2 amid heavy criticisms on the ...

Valve has fired the host of its Shanghai Master Dota 2 event, James "2GD" Harding, with Gabe Newell taking to Reddit to publicly call him "an ass" by way of explanation. Harding was hosting the ...

Graham, who got his start playing Quake 3 competitively, has been a voice of note in the eSports scene for years. In addition to hosting multiple shows on OneMoreGame.TV, Graham has created eSports ...

FireFrog sat in his home in Spain in the summer of 2012 and opened YouTube to watch a three-hour interview between content producer JP "itmeJP" McDaniel and esports commentator James "2GD" Harding.