Two eras of competitive Quake clashed in Dallas over the weekend, as the first world championships were held for the early access Quake Champions, awarding $US1 million in prizes across the tournament.
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Ah, the sights and sounds. Rocket jumps and railguns, even that grimacing marine, bringing me right back to those good ol' days of Quake.
In the cavalcade of esports that can and will continue until the inevitable heat death of the universe, some events can get overlooked. Amidst the hubbub of last weekend's games, a Golden Tee world championship was held in Las Vegas, with winner Mark Stenmark of Houston, TX earning $US10,000 ($13,410) and his likeness in next year's iteration.
In the lower bracket semi-finals of the 2017 Halo World Championships, Team Envy and Str8 Rippin were fighting to stay afloat in the bracket. On match point for Envy, both teams' players showed up in a stellar display of Halo ability.
