Cyberathlete Professional League

After 3 legs of intense and exciting Counter-Strike 1.6 action, LaQs.Wanted ended the Gainward CM Storm Nvidia Counter-Strike 1.6 tournament with a bang by downing MSI.EvoGT 16-6 in the finals to become the overall champions. Continue reading →

It’s the Grand Finals of the Gainward CM Storm Nvidia CS 1.6 tournament here at Villman-Lenovo, Cyberzone Megamall. More than a dozen teams will compete for the top prize of PHP 15,000 and other merchandise. Continue reading →

The power-packed finals between Team Strangers and Team Gravity was inevitable; they both almost easily ran over their opponents on their way to the finals. And it was a finals match that meant all expectations. Continue reading →

The Gainward Nvidia CS 1.6 tournament continues with it’s 3rd leg, and another 16 teams will be vying for the 5 Grand Finals slot on August 19. Continue reading →

Hidden Path and Valve have created a Counter-Strike game that is so polarizing that it has its own share of haters (probably CS 1.6 loyalists) and rabid followers. And its about to get more interesting as the boys behind Global Offensive have just launched a slick, why-wasn’t-this-done-in-the-older-games, short trailer. Continue reading →

The return as a Protoss or Zerg was not meant to be. Continue reading →

Yesterday, this reporter finally got a taste of Valve’s latest offering: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. For three short matches, and with bots scoring higher than me, I finally felt like a pro-gamer. And with practically every professional team transitioning their old CS squads to finally tackle GO, the Danes officially formed HastaLaVista—their first GO team. Continue reading →

Blizzard’s Andrew Chambers just posted in Diablo 3’s official blog the many changes and improvements some of the Legendary items will get when the much awaited patch 1.0.4 goes live. Continue reading →

Valve has just revealed in their official Steam forums that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive VAC will be different from the one employed in Team Fortress II and Counter-Strike: Source. Continue reading →

Fantasy leagues are so addictive, especially in sports like basketball and American football, that it is no surprise it has finally found its way in competitive gaming. And the first to create its own fantasy league is from the good folks of Dota-Academy, and you guessed it, the game is DoTA 2. Continue reading →