compLexity CrossCounter’s Mike Ross and Gootecks have announced their latest endeavor called CrossCounter LIVE!
compLexity CrossCounter’s Mike Ross and Gootecks have announced their latest endeavor called CrossCounter LIVE!
On behalf of the compLexity Gaming Syndicate, we would like to wish Jason “1” Lake a very Happy Birthday as he turns the ripe old age of 40 today!
Jason has emerged to many as one of esport’s most prominent figures, leading his teams to victory with his motivational skills and passion. Eight years ago, Jason managed to take a cal-im team and turn it into a multi-gaming brand loved by fans all over the world, while still managing to be a loving father, husband and friend. Long live the mp5 of death!
Join us in wishing coL.1 a very happy birthday!
Happy Birthday Jake!
Tonight two members of the compLexity family will be participating in Week 4 of WellPlayed.org’s Sunday Night Fights showmatch series. coL.CatZ and coL.RSVP will be pitted against two Terrans, winner of last week’s Sunday Night Fights SjoW and “Good Guy” Gimix, in a single elimination bracket with $300 on the line.
To check out the action, tune into Wellplayed.org’s stream at 7:00 PM EST tonight. Commentary will be provided by Tumba and Adebisi.
The compLexity Syndicate is proud to announce week 24 of our Starcraft 2, 1 v 1 initiative, called The V! This week, our new champion Devan “Hawk” Subramaniam from Team Vile will take on Brian “Spades” Francis from RGN. This will be Devan’s second defense of his title after taking down ThisIsJimmy from Check-Six last week. This week, The V is being presented at a special time and date of11 PM EST (8PM PST) on Sunday, August 21st.
Each week we will invite two professional SC2 players to square off for a $100 cash prize. The winner will return the next week to take on a new challenger. In addition, every week we will offer viewers the chance to enter to win great prizes, including the new Sound Blaster Tactic Headset.
Date: 11:00 PM EST
Format: Best of 7
Streaming: twitch.tv/compLexity
Prize: $100.00 per week
Casting: AskJoshy
Devan “Vile.Hawk” Subramaniam |
vs. | Brian “RGN.Spades” Francis |
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Week 23 – x6.ThisIsJimmy < Vile.hawk 1-4
Week 22 – Reign.Perfect < Vile.hawk 1-4
Week 21 – Reign.Perfect > GoSu.Pokebunny 4-3
Week 20 – Reign.Perfect > coL.CatZ 4-3
Week 19 – Qxc.Agh < coL.CatZ
Week 18 – sixjax.Cocoa < coL.CatZ
Week 17 – FXOpTiKzErO < coL.CatZ
Week 16 – FXOpTiKzErO > Sixjax.Terran 4-3
Week 15 – Vile.Spanishiwa < Sixjax.Terran 1-4
Week 14 – Vile.Spanishiwa > Fnatic.KawaiiRice 4-2
Week 13 – Vile.Spanishiwa > VT.Spades 4-2
Week 12 – Vile.Spanishiwa > ROOT.minigun 4-3
Week 11 – coL.CrunCher < ROOT.minigun 3-4
Week 10 – coL.Cruncher >EG.StrifeCro” Shu 4-0
Week 9 – coL.CrunCher > LzGaMeR 4-1
Week 8 – coL.CrunCher > d.SjoW 4-1-1
Week 7 – coL.CrunCher > LGPainUser 4-1
Week 6 – d.SjoW > EG.Axslav 4-3
Week 5 – Slush < EG.Axslav 1-4
Week 4 – DDE < EG.Axslav 0-4
Week 3 – DDE > FXO.Sheth 4-1
Week 2 – Liquid Tyler < FXO.Sheth 3-4
Week 1 – Liquid Tyler > ROOT.drewbie 4-1
Be sure to mark your calendars and check in every Friday night for some of the best 1v1 action in StarCraft 2! Tune in to see who can survive the longest in THE V!
In this week’s episode, Gootecks and Mike Ross discuss the latest Street Fighter X Tekken trailer and character reveals. Which Tekken character is Mike Ross most excited to play as? Also, the guys go over the results of the recent southwest SBO Qualifiers, which were held in Texas and won by Team Utah. Finally, Gootecks and Mike reveal their big announcement about the future of Cross Counter… things are about to get LIVE!
Starting today, compLexity’s Brendon “Ryze” Walker will be at the YK Internet Cafe in Toronto, Canada for the Starcraft 2 North LAN. The event features over $1,000 in price money and is expected to host some of Eastern Canada’s best players.
1st – $600
2nd – $350
3rd – $200
For a link to the event brackets, click here.
compLexity Gaming’s Mike Ross and Peter “ComboFiend” Rosas walk you through the in’s and out’s of Marvel vs Capcom 3 as they battle it out in a best of five series.
After much anticipation and hours upon hours of testing by some of the world’s best players, including players from compLexity’s roster, the Creative Circumaural Sound Blaster Tactic 3D Omega Headset has been made available for pre-order.
The price of the headset is $199.99 and is compatible with PS3, Xbox 360, Mac and PC .
Engineered by the undisputed masters of gaming and entertainment audio, the Sound Blaster Tactic3D Omega Wireless headset brings the legendary Sound Blaster audio quality and expertise that over 400 million gamers and audio enthusiasts have experienced to your Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC and Mac. The slick design featuring illuminated ear cups houses massive 50mm Full Spectrum audio drivers, a removable microphone, ear cup volume and mute controls, and next-generation wireless technology designed and meticulously tuned to deliver mind-blowing cross-platform gaming audio, music, and movies. It’s time to get serious about your gaming sound. It’s time to get Sound Blaster.
For more information about the Creative Circumaural Sound Blaster Tactic 3D Omega Headset, click here.
Yesterday Microsoft revealed an interesting bit of information regarding their Xbox Live statistics. Apparently Xbox Live now has over 35 million users, that’s 5 million more than the last reported numbers from January. Now it’s important to note that these numbers reflect global Xbox Live users. At the tail end of last year, Microsoft had added nine new countries to their Xbox Live coverage, which may have played a role in this user growth.
Microsoft is being rather tight lipped, not specifying how many of these 35 Million users are registered Gold subscribers (paid subscription) versus Silver subscribers (unpaid subscription). The last reported numbers say that there’s 12 million Gold users, but that’s from November so it’s feasible that it has gone up. Microsoft did say, however, that it is making “more revenue from the transaction space than the subscription space.” This simply means that Microsoft is making more money from downloadable purchases (Xbox Live Arcade games, Zune Marketplace, etc.) than from Gold subscriptions.
Regardless of how many Xbox Live users are actually paying for the service, these numbers show that gaming is growing more and more popular with each day. With a wider acceptance of gaming, it only makes sense that popular acceptance of eSports is soon to follow.
Mike Ross vs. Flash Metroid! Honda vs. Zangief! Epic conclusion!