Colin’s (Skyllus) Gamebattles article fielded quite a response from various people within the competitive gaming community – some in agreement, others in disagreement. Skyllus submitted the article to Sundance prior to releasing it; I then followed up to discuss his take on it as well as expressing my views on Gamebattles. I personally suggested to 0
The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain is in taking place and HTC has shed some light on their upcoming 7″ Android tablet. The appealing feature with this tablet is definitely the inclusion of OnLive – the gaming service streamed via the cloud. OnLive is actually something I could see myself using on a frequent 0
Episode Two discusses the importance of communication during competition. The gameplay selected predates the 2009 Major League Gaming opener in Meadowlands against Murder by Numbers. I think communication has always been one of my team’s strongest factors and is one of the reasons we have been successful at adapting to a variety of games. Skyllus 0
Disclaimer: Gambling can be dangerous and, like it or not, gaming tournaments are a form of gambling. Skill based games are definitely different than games of chance, but when money is on the line anyone putting cash down should be a responsible adult aware of the consequences. Please gamble responsibly. With that said, here we 0
In true Razer fashion, CEO Min-Liang Tan tweeted the following a few days ago: First and foremost, this could mean that Razer is taking the console gaming market with the intention of dominating the competition. Tournament Arcade Fighting Sticks are something that one company has pretty much made exclusively for the fighting community. That company, 0
I am sure by now, most of the readers of ReflectzYn are aware of my gear and fashion obsession. I have dozens upon dozens of articles covering all the many styles of “carry.” One brand in particular has held my interest for a number of years, and was kind enough to send out two of 0
Disclaimer: I was presented the opportunity to both playtest and provide insight into the development of the Onza controller for over six months. Finally, after a full year of coverage, I am able to review the final products of the Razer Onza Controller — both the Standard Edition (39.99 USD) and the Tournament Edition (49.99USD). 0
If you tuned in last night to the State of the Game Podcast, I’m sure you may have heard some interesting StarCraft 2 information from Sundance. I was pleased to hear Sundance speak on a number of “equal” opportunity commitments that will be provided to more than just the Halo players – a huge step 0