Tag Archives: competitive gaming

Yolanda Green

Support SAGamer supporting local eSports

Getting people to support eSports is a much tougher thing than getting competitive gamers to support each other. One of the challenges are raising awareness of competitive clans or players and another actually finding these guys and girls on the internet. SAGamer’s Richard Scott is calling all competitive gamers in an effort to help raise awareness of their clans and social media and get more followers and supporters. If you want to show people where to support your clan or find some teams to follow, check out the details on the click through.


Yolanda Green

Up and coming: Veneration eSports

When MGO’s (Multi Gaming Organisations) were all the rage in the good old days, it was pretty much just clans with more than one team claiming the title,  but not really living up to what an MGO was supposed to be. Most were fly-by-nighters and others just disappeared. But 2013 is the year of the eSports Organisation and now gamers are doing it right, for real. Veneration eSports is one of the clans or communities taking on the task of creating a real MGO and making good progress.


Yolanda Green

How you can help improve eSports coverage

After ranting a little bit about why eSports coverage in South Africa sucks I’ve gotten a great response from gamers and companies and many questions about how it can be improved. So I thought I’d share some of that before I start my weekend And by start my weekend, I mean slip into a 48 hour coma.


Yolanda Green

Things you are wrong about when it comes to eSports

Many gamers, especially older gamers believe that you have to do certain things to either enjoy or be good at eSports and because they can’t do them, don’t compete. It doesn’t have to be that way though; it all depends on what you want as a gamer.


Yolanda Green

Online Gaming: How to get into eSports this year

So, you think you’re all that and a bag of Doritos eh? Want to test your gaming skills against competitive players, and what the hell is “competitive gaming” anyway? Let’s have a look-see.