Ever since signing in June of this year, GotGame’s sponsored World of Warcraft teams have been making a serious impact on the competitive gaming scene. After notable appearances at MLG San Diego and Orlando, both teams–GotGame East and GotGame West–have been gaining some considerable attention and success, both in the United States and overseas.

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If you’re looking to drop some of that extra cash on new gaming toys that will make you drool, look no further. There are some impressive gaming products that have exploded onto the hardware scene in the past year that aim to improve your game play significantly. These products have an impressive display of power with additional buttons, macros, sexy design and company reputation to back it up. Let’s talk shop.

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Yeah, yeah, I get it, The Dark Knight is going to blow my mind.  In the meantime, another tale of unlikely heroism has got my attention.  A gritty, in-depth story of the lives of professional gamers, from the current stars to the dark horses to the fresh faces, Frag will, no doubt, itself blow a few minds.

Meet Mike Pasley, film artist and Director of Frag, and Judd Saul, Director of Photography with Cohesion Productions and the Executive Producer of Frag.

How did the idea for Frag come about?
Judd: Well, we’re a film and video production company, and we wanted to do a documentary, and we were going through, “What do we like to do? What really needs to be covered?” We were watching TV, and we noticed that professional video gaming was getting more recognition, and we were like, this is it. This is a documentary that we need to do. I think this is a story that needs to be told that we could accomplish.

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Just last weekend GotGame sent its two premier WoW teams–GotGame East and GotGame West–down to MLG Orlando. Featuring Greenranger, Sodah, Venruki, Didy, Minti and Hoodrych, this is a gallery of their exploits and adventures down South.

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Results:
1. ORZ (Prize - $12,000 and 3 HP Blackbirds)
2. Frag Dominant Duelists (Prize - $6,000)
3. Evil Geniuses (Prize - $3,000)
4. GotGame West (Prize - $1,500)
5. Takes No Skill
6. Pandemic
7. GotGame East
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The first stop of the new Major League Gaming PC circuit took place in San Diego this weekend. Most of the best World of WarCraft players in the world were in attendance. Team Pandemic and SK-Gaming went in as favorites in the prized 3v3 double elimination WoW bracket, but less well known teams took home glory. We chronicle the tournament from start to finish.

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GotGame, part of Genesis Interactive, Inc., is excited to announce that it has just signed five of the best World of Warcraft players in the world. GotGame is now sponsoring World of Warcraft teams, featuring John-Paul “Greenranger” Grenier, John Ryan “Didy” Pinkham, Alexander “Sodah” Ringe, Elliott “Venruki” Venczel and Adam “Hoodrych” Brown. Individually, these players have achieved such honors as multiple Gladiator awards, as well as being top ranked in 2 vs. 2, 3 vs. 3 and 5 vs. 5 ladders of the Shadowburn and Bloodlust battlegroups. Now, these phenomenal players are set to garner further awards together.

Dubbed GotGame East and GotGame West, these elite teams are set to take on competitors on the Major League Gaming circuit, Championship Gaming Series, Blizzard-sponsored tournaments, and many other events in the coming seasons.

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Esports gaming circle SK-Gaming has been known for firsts for quite some time now. Originally a Quakeclan, SK-Gaming has rostered champions in many games, including WoW, Warcraft III, and their most notable area of success; Counter-Strike. Recently, they have conquered what may be the greatest obstacle ever erected in the WoW universe: Kil’ Jaeden. This monstrous boss fight is legendary amongst WoW players; consisting of three grueling phases wherein the fight can end at any moment due to a single player’s incompetence. Apparently, this sort of thing doesn’t bother the guys and girls over at SK. The record is duly noted in the history of WoW: there for us to ogle, but never again chase.

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