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Battlefield 3 is coming soon, and when the game arrives the competitive scene will be ready for it. One pro-gamer who will be leading a Battlefield 3 team into the e-sports arena is Aaron “1MMort4L” Damiani, the current captain of the Battlefield: Bad Company 2 team at Team eXile5.
Watch live video from aclpro on Justin.tv This week on Training With The Pros we take a look at an e-sport that we’ve yet to touch upon: FIFA 12. Fresh from his win at the Australian Cyber League’s National Championships, we speak to Kieran “Fray’ Muzza” Murray, Australia’s reigning champion of the sport.
I met Jonny “Humanbomb” Cheng back in 2009 in a table-top gaming and arcade shop but didn’t know who he was at the time. He was playing Street Fighter IV with members of OzHadou, and I took the opportunity to get some game tips off them for an upcoming media tournament (that I lost very badly). While the tips were good, I probably should have asked Jonny for advice because, well, he’s the best Street Fighter IV player in Australia.
He’s the captain of Australia’s undefeated and undisputed Call of Duty: Black Ops competitive gaming team. Today, we speak to Taylor “Mauseum” Mills, who leads Archaic’s highest ranked Search And Destroy team.
We’re trying something a bit different in Training With The Pros today. One of the integral parts of e-sports is the commentary. While the players may provide the spectacle, commentators for games like StarCraft II play an important role in contextualising matches for viewers. In light of this, we caught up with one of the region’s most highly-regarded StarCraft II commentators, Ben de Ridder.
Last week we launched Training With The Pros, a series that profiles some of Australia’s best professional gamers. Due to the popularity of the series, we’re extending it, and to kick off week two we’ve got the caller of one of Australia’s top female Counter-Strike: Source teams, Jayde “Jaydee” Slabosz .
Welcome to Training With The Pros, our pro-gaming series where we chat with some of Australia’s best professional gamers about their training methods, and whether they have any tips and tricks for rookies. Today we meet the captain of Team Immunity’s Halo Reach team, Matthew “Heff” Hefren.
Welcome to Training With The Pros, a series where we talk to some of Australia’s top professional gamers. We’ve now gone from StarCraft 2 to Marvel vs. Capcom 3 — next up is Jesse “obez” Voegeler, who recently moved from Team Immunity’s Call of Duty team to their Battlefield 3 team.
Yesterday we kicked off our Training With The Pros series by speaking with Australia’s top-ranked StarCraft II player. Today we venture into the arcades to talk to one of Australia’s best Marvel vs. Capcom 3 players, Tom “NefeliousG” Body.
Welcome to Training With The Pros, a week-long series where we’ll be talking to some of Australia’s best professional gamers to find out who they are and what tips they have for those aspiring to play at their level. First up is Andrew “mOOnGLaDe” Pender, the top-ranked StarCraft II player in all of South East Asia.
