The tournament still has 12 teams competing – 8 in the Loser’s Bracket and 4 in the Winner’s Bracket. Sunday is the day for our next games and we will be seeing the teams in the Loser’s Bracket fighting for the spots in top8. As before, I've written previews about all the games along with Baggiez, who wrote the last one. Read the previews below!

The first match week went smoothly and now it's time for the second one! Four winner's bracket matches will be played on thursday and TosspoT will be casting one of the games again so be sure not to miss the action! As before, I've written previews about all the games along with Baggiez, who wrote the last one. Read the previews below!

After the first round we have 4 interesting loser's bracket games coming up on sunday. Here's my preview of each match to read while waiting for the games:

The Battle For Berlin gets underway tonight and myself & twidi are here to bring you in depth previews of all 8 first round matches. Here are my previews of games 5-8:

Battle For Berlin is about to begin and we have loads of interesting matches coming up! I'm going to cover tonight's games along with Baggiez. Here are my previews of games 1-4:

As Barrack Obama can attest to, change takes time however here on Crossfire we are on the eve of great change. Six weeks ago this site regained its independence from Heaven Media, a move that allowed a freedom to push the site in a new direction. That new direction is fuelled by an efficiency requirement, Crossfire has for too long been dependent on too few items for success. Those items are precious, they are our history and they must be revered however they also mustn’t hold us back.

Minecraft is great. In fact it’s better than great. It’s so great that it’ll crush your other hobbies, ruin your studies and your marriage, and if you’re not married then it’ll ruin something else. It is quite simply a hugely addictive game, unique to its own genre. Minecraft is a game about co-operative construction, exploration and adventure.

Alias: A-li-as - ey-lee-uhs
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What is my name again? ScarZy? Vieral? Octavian? Marcus Antonius? Tsumugi?