Why do the gamers of the "older" titles out there seem to dominate the scenes of any new game? The magic formula below.

Awful title aside, i thought it was time Crossfire.nu was treated to some League of Legends wonder. Who better to find than one of the most promising casters, so Crossfire i give to you....

Q. Christopher “Panky” Pankhurst, why don’t you introduce yourself to Crossfire.nu.

Happy Survivor Gamez! And may the odds be ever in your favor!

Part entertainment, part brutal retribution for a past rebellion, the televised games are broadcast throughout Chernarus. Only one can walk away alive.

Just like that…

So ive not done a rather long write up in awhile so I thought I could do something I get questioned on a lot. How to take yourself from being a bedroom caster to sounding professional and being some what “attractive” to sponsors and casting at events.

I decide to sit down with Niels "Rizc" Topp, a fantastic member within the CS:GO & CSS Community and hope you enjoy the outcome.

So Niels, tell the people of Crossfire.nu who you are and what you do?

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, The game for some held hope. There were whispers of “eSports” involvement, whispers of ESL being around to advise and it once again stirred up hope. The Call of Duty 4 community began to take notice and waiting with baited breath for more information.

I have personally found this issue growing more apparent, when gaming starts encroaching too much on our personal lives. Can it ever really be considered a life choice or career?

I only say this off the back of receiving a job offer this afternoon that would slightly restrict my rather tight schedule as it is. I depend on the fact I can personally promote myself during my lunch breaks and keep in contact with most on skype during the day to ease my work load when im home.

For those who have been under a rock for the last few months a new game has really hit the masses and made a huge impression, Day-Z.

"The Old Boys Club" - A legitimate problem for newer bodies to get exposure and work in eSports, or should people try harder?

The question posed by Slasher (Producer and Co-Host @liveonthree)