"COMPETITIVE" content on TweakTown - Page 1

BenQ and ZOWIE join forces in order to develop peripherals for casual and professional gamers alike.

Red Bull announces full support for StarCraft II's Archon Mode - two players controlling a single army.

Here's three kids that will put your gaming skills to shame. All under 18 and all travelled the world owning noobs, jealous? We are a little.

A comprehensive 'TV Guide' for eSports - check everything that's streaming at FolloweSports.com.

Blizzard adds automated tournaments to StarCraft II - great for the scene, but possibly tragic for small-time organizers.

How do you get and hold a sponsorship in gaming? It's simple - Live events. Read on to find out what we mean.

SMITE is coming to the Xbox One in open beta with Australian servers in under one week.

ROCCAT sent us its premium-priced Kave XTD 5.1 headset that is completely packed to the brim with features, but is it worth the cost? Read on.

If you're looking to improve your gameplay, tips for critical game analysis lie within. Study the pro's in a better way and translate it to your skill.

With the Cloud II now just released in the market, we've been given a Cloud I to test, review and compare - is the newer model worth the extra $30?

New reports claim that the eSports industry will rake in $465 million in revenue by 2017 with 154 million enthusiasts and 190 casual viewers tuning in.

Halo back in the spotlight - Developer 343 Industries doubles the championship series prize pool to $100,000.

LAN parties are still going strong. Chris sat down with a few LAN admins, organizers and CEOs to chat about the issues they face in today's climate.

Mad Catz appeal to the competitive gamer, pitting up a non-fraying mousepad desinged with low sensitivity players in mind.

Here's some tips from TweakTown on how to add value to your organization and help keep existing sponsors happy in the first part of the series.

The world's biggest Dota2 league has been announced - conducted by joinDOTA and MLG with over $500k US being thrown around.

Many people are interested in supporting, watching and following eSports without any idea where to start. This guide by Chris Smith gets you started.