Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is the new popular game and the TeamWarfare league has started competitive play. IceNine is going to particate in the TWL SnD league. After many years of competion on America's Army, the team is now moving to Modern Warfare 2 and will try to get the same achievements they earned in America's Army. The regular season will start Frebruary 1st on Estate and will end 2 months later, March 22th on Skidrow. After this, the Top 16 teams will make to the playoffs. Alot of efforts and teamwork will be needed to get through this first big season. Exactly 63 teams will be participating in this league and I look forward to a good season and some intense matches. Good Luck
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One of the best trailers I have ever seen, and I have no doubt the game will be amazing. My only question is what have they done to keep a competitive scene. I am not one of these idiots who sits back calling names, screaming about the devs or IW and how they are stupid, because quite simply, that would make me look ignorant. I am on the other hand the kind of person that thinks, "How are they going to make this work?"
With the recent news of there being "No Console" (Pwnage.tv) I wonder how many people will actually play this? On the other hand, we have yet to see a game without all these features debuting on PC so it could be the future of PC Gaming as we know it. I have always wished games would completely remove the "X factor" that PC's allow. I can't stand the fact that peopl...
Finally, some news within AA I feel is worth posting. While trolling the TWL site today I stumbled upon something that set me back. Seal Team 6 (ST-6) that once dominated the Americas Army scene seems to have returned out of nowhere. I had heard rumors that one of the original members Gunhavok had been playing late night sessions of AA3 and was enjoying it but could have never imagined this team would make an almost full return. I honestly can't remember the original roster but I recognize many of the names. One can only speculate whether the infamous Medic[ + ] will return as well.
ST-6 stands out in history as one of the greatest AA teams of all time. When compared to the life of the game itself, their stay was brief, but their impact was carried on for years to follow because of their class and performance. Only the...
Intel Core i9 Core i9: Intel's 6-core desktop CPU pictured Intel's desktop CPU (codename: Gulftown with 32 nm Westmere architecture) hasn't even been announced yet, but that doesn't stop the omniscient Internet from spreading information. Now the first Core i9 arrived at the PC Games Hardware office. Intel Core i9 (Codename: Gulftown) (11)
Intel Core i9 (Codename: Gulftown) (11) [Source: view picture gallery] The Lynnfield with the Nehalem architecture hasn't fully hit the markets yet, but the CPU fans are already looking for Westmere, Intel's 32 nanometer architecture, that replaced Nehalem step by step in 2010.
Westmere will be available in several variants. For gamers the Core i9 se...
