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Teams are doing it in the Do Gaming League

By VickiVale
February 7, 2013
in :  Gaming
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Week two of the Do Gaming League kicked off this Tuesday - here are the results!

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Have more SECS with Mygaming and Polarfluke

By VickiVale
January 31, 2013
in :  Gaming
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The Dota 2 Sunday Evening Cup Series is back for pro teams and social teams alike, the winning team and runner-up will receive cash prizes sponsored by MyGaming.

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Online gaming and the language barrier

By VickiVale
January 30, 2013
in :  Gaming
4

There’s a growing issue when it comes to playing online on European servers, I think something should be done about that.

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Biggest independent Dota 2 tournament announced

By VickiVale
January 29, 2013
in :  Gaming
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This year seems to be kicking off with a bang for Dota 2 as ESL announce the biggest prize pool outside of Valve’s own International competition.

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Romania challenges S.A to a Dota 2 face-off

By VickiVale
January 22, 2013
in :  Gaming
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Romania has formally challenged South Africa to a game or two of Dota 2.

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Wait, how many people are playing Dota 2?

By Geoffrey Tim
January 21, 2013
in :  Gaming
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According to Valve, a ludicrous number of people are playing Dota 2 - a game that's not even officially out yet

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The Lazygamer Awards 2012 – Best Multiplayer

By VickiVale
December 21, 2012
in :  Gaming
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This year, we’ve seen some top notch multiplayer games released, the best of them being…

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The Lazygamer Awards 2012 – Best PC Game

By VickiVale
December 18, 2012
in :  Gaming
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This one goes out to my fellow Master Race! We love our PC games and they love us right back. This year has seen some awesome PC games, from MMOs to strategy games to RPGs and MOBAs. But which title was the best this year?

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