en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esports_at_the_2026_Asian_Games
2 corrections found
2 (Single; one each per platform)
This describes eFootball as a single-player event, but the official 2026 Asian Games esports page says eFootball is a team event with one two-player team per NOC.
Full reasoning
The official JeSU page for Aichi-Nagoya 2026 lists eFootball™ as “チーム戦（１チーム２名）” — a team competition with one team of two players. It further explains that one player is selected for PC and one for mobile, making a two-player team, not a single-player event. So describing the entry as “Single” is incorrect even though the two players are split by platform.
1 source
- 第20回アジア競技大会（2026/愛知・名古屋）eスポーツ競技
eFootball™ ... 対戦形式 チーム戦（１チーム２名） ... *3：「eFootball™」は、PCとモバイルの2プラットフォームで１名ずつ選手を選出し、１チーム2名で競技を実施します。
3 (Single; one each per title)
This event is not a set of singles entries. Official 2026 Asian Games esports materials describe the fighting-games discipline as a three-player team event with one medal.
Full reasoning
Official 2026 Asian Games esports materials describe the fighting-games discipline as a team competition, not as singles. The JeSU competition page lists the format for the fighting-games event as “チーム戦（１チーム３名）” — one team of three players — and notes that the team is composed of one player for each title. The OCA announcement also called it “Competitive Martial Arts (Team Competition) Only one medal.” So the Wikipedia text is wrong to label the three-player entry as “Single.”
2 sources
- OCA announces e-sports titles for 2026 Asian Games
Competitive Martial Arts (Team Competition) Only one medal
- 第20回アジア競技大会（2026/愛知・名古屋）eスポーツ競技
対戦格闘団体戦 ( Street Fighter 6、鉄拳8、THE KING OF FIGHTERS XV ) ... 対戦形式 チーム戦（１チーム３名） ... *1：「格闘」種目は複合団体戦です。各タイトル１名ずつ、合計3名の選手でチームを編成し、1つのメダルを争います。