The end is here for the NGL-One league, as today at 12:00 CET the finals will be played between the Ninjas in Pyjamas and fnatic. The winner of this match will be taking home with them a staggering prize pot of €20.000, while the loosing team must settle with €10.000. These two teams have met on a number of occasions before and on every one NiP has managed to come out on top. Will fnatic change the history or will NiP once again be victories, we cannot wait to find out. Press read full story to continue.

Just a few moments ago the winners from this years eSports Awards where announced at the Games Convention in Leipzig. Here they announced everything from the newcomer of the year, warcraft3, counter-strike player of the year and much more. To find out who won what press read full story.

This morning the winner bracket finals in the ENC will be decided between two top CS nations, Sweden and Norway. In the previous round these two teams beat their opponents, Germany and Poland, convincingly easy so this match should be a real exciting one. The loser of this match will have to play versus the winning team of the match between Germany and Poland later on which will be played at 15:30 CET. Press read full story to continue.

After a longer period of being one man short, team Kebabs of XpreZ have finally completed their lineup by adding a couple of familiar faces within the Norwegian scene. This new team holds now a six man lineup. This is done due to that a few of the players have full time jobs, while others go to school. The new team also announces that their next events will be ByLAN, HW-LAN and hopefully the Norwegian WCG Qualifiers. To view XpreZ's new lineup simply click on read full story.

It was only a month ago since NoA became an all Danish team, and today they announced that the team is forced to make a small change in their lineup due that one of their players, FaagaN will be going inactive. This reason of him not being able to play full time any more is due to his studies. To replace him the team has signed the former SoA and Ex-Inferis player Alexander 'Ave' Holdt. He will be taking full control as the ingame leader for the team, this is done in order to let hpx focus fully on his awp. This new lineup can be seen already in September at BattleIT LAN. Press read full story to view the new NoA lineup.

After VikingLAN earlier this year, the team become inactive. This lead to a few of the players deciding to take a short break from Counter-Strike. It was due to last through the summer before the team could pick up the pieces after and start back up again. Unfortunately a couple of the players decided due to personal issues, that they will not have the time to once again become full time players and therefor a roster change was simply inevitable. So from today we are unfortunate to say that Kristian 'KRS' Waage, Erik 'angelsen' Angelsen, Moijue Boa 'NEGRO' Kenneh and Thomas Berntsen 'KRAPYL' Ovesen are no longer a part of GamingORB's Counter-Strike division, leaving the former GMO team with only Ulrik 'Ullabulla' Berntsen and Magnus 'cozmix' Hansen. Press read full story to continue.

With the summer now being over and people have finally had their break, slowly but definitely new teams are starting to give birth or get reborn. Well one of thoose clans is doing just that, credo quia absurdum, or better known as cqa. Today the team announces their return in the Norwegian Counter-Strike scene with a entirely fresh lineup holding hungry for success players. The last time we heard from this NESL elite attending team was in the end of January. At that time the team held Ullabulla, catche, kRUKZ, netrix and Doff in the lineup. They decided to put the team on ice since all of the players lost their motivation to continue and at was at that time that Ullabulla joined up with us, GamingORB. You can read a short interview with cqa|jtN in Norwegian by clicking on read full story.

Just a few days ago we wrote how the Swedish Counter-Strike team CheckSix, decided to leave their organization due that they felt that the organization did not treat them fair. Well now the same has happened to their final team, x6.us. They managed to place fourth at the recent LanWar and a strong 7th position at Inter Summer Championship. According to Jimmy "jfogle" Koller, their reason of leaving the organization is because the team collectively felt that they should go in different direction and that it has nothing to do with Check Six's level of support. Unlinke the Swedish team who are looking for a new organization to play under, x6.usa will now continue under their own wings as team Aggression. Press read full story to continue.