The Championship Gaming Series (CGS) concluded its second season in July. However, as a well-known fighting game announcer once said, the soul still burns. Although the regular season is over, the competition continues with the online-centric CGS Pro-Am Division.
This new division allows PC gamers to compete in Counter-Strike: Source, Counter-Strike 1.6, and Team Fortress 2 (TF2) for a chance to win a portion of over $40,000 (consult http://pro-am.thecgs.com/prizes/ to see how the money is divided). Additionally, the top two teams of each Pro-Am region (North America and Europe) for each game will receive the chance to compete at the 2009 North American Combine.
Registration is currently free. Players have until September 3 to register at http://pro-am.thecgs.com. Contestants must register in teams of five for the two Counter-Strike games and teams of six for TF2. The season lasts from September 10 until November 16 with each team playing eight scheduled matches each. Continued…
The second season of the GGL LANtics was completed a week ago. We have been transferring the content to Wire over the last days and we could not miss those videos. Inside this post you will find the complete Season Two. In the interim, Season Three has already started, so keep checking back for new episodes every Tuesday! 
It has been a year since the release of “The failed djWHEAT interview” and the conception of the GGL LANtics and two full seasons of the videos already came out. Inside this post you will find an all-in-one package with all the Season 1 LANtics and the aforementioned legendary movie from ESWC 2005.
Last Friday, the EG crew welcomed Championship Gaming Series Dead or Alive 4 stars Swoozie and Master into the studio in Santa Monica.
