GGL’s Ace Combat 6 tournament has concluded its Battle Royale, bringing an end to the $15,000 Ace Combat 6 tournament.
The Battle Royale was originally conceived as an 8-man free for all (in contrast to the 2v2 tournament), but only seven players made it to the match. ..
Hello, Ace Combat 6 fans! Your semi-finalists have been crowned! As of yesterday, Jan. 3, four teams remain in the Military and Civilian brackets of our Ace Combat 6 competition. All four of them are headed to New York City for the televised finals on Gameplay HD.
Kato Arabel of the Twilight Eagles squadron sent us this awesome trailer showing off some Ace Combat 6 action. Twilight Eagles currently have two flight groups in GGL’s Ace Combat 6 tournament: the undefeated Military Ghost Wolves (8-0) and the Civilian Black Cats (5-8). Check the trailer inside.
The GGL's Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation 2v2 tournament is well underway, and it's still not too late to sign up! Remember, $30,000 in cash and prizes are up for grabs.
Last week, GGL had the chance to cover the "new" E3. An E3 that while still appearing to be wrapped in mystery was still the same great content aggregator as usual.
Back in mid-June, I was invited to Washington, D.C., by Bethesda Softworks to get a glimpse into one of their most anticipated next-gen titles, Fallout 3. Not only were we fed the details of the next step in this legendary RPG series, but we were also shown actual gameplay. What did I come away with? The feeling that waiting until fall 2008 for the game to actually ship is going to be a long and agonizing tease for all of us.
The PvP Report is GGL's weekly look at the "World of Warcraft" Arena Tournament scene. This week: global top ten ranked teams; Check-Six and Pandemic acquire Arena teams; and why are there so many Warriors and Paladins on 5v5 teams?
The Razer Pro|Solutions line of products is geared toward working professionals who demand the utmost performance from their peripherals. As a result, some of the keyboard's features may seem gimmicky or useless to gamers, until you realize that they are made with broad appeal in mind...
Who's the big winner of the Swedish transfer season? What the hell is going on in America with coL buying 3D's players? Is "CS:Source" the future and will the Championship Gaming Invitational take over the world?
2006 was a breakout year for digital distribution, and what better way to cap it off than by counting down the top digitally distributed games of the year?
Gamer Life returns this week with Maltese falcon Tracy "M!ksura" Mallia, an Enemy Territory player with a lot on her mind. "Everyone knows and says that I am a dreamer I think most of my daytime is spent daydreaming. People that know me very well say that I am really caring..."
GGL's Gamer Life is back! And for the first installment of the new series, the GGL has interviewed one of iTG's prime casters for the Counter Strike community, Jeffrey "Smeagol" Dickinson
January is traditionally and a mad transfer season in gaming and marks the beginning of a new season of tournaments as well. And tt is also a perfect time to take a look at the 2006 player signings in Quake so we find out who was smart, who was lucky and who couldn't tell the difference between a sparkling prodigy and a meteorite.
January is traditionally a time of various roundups, announcements and awards. Following a tradition started in 2002 by Michal "Carmac" Blicharz, the GGL has organized the "Players of the Year" poll for gaming media all over the world and it is time to announce the nominees.
New York's World Series of Video Games grand finals event had one thing written all over it: first event. The players, the teams' managers and the journalists alike agreed that the WSVG had its shortcomings. Most of them could be put down as typical sins of youth.
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