Earlier today it was revealed that profesional players would have the opportunity to play for their country on the international stage. That's right, we're going to see the Olympic equivalent for eSports.
After several weeks of speculation, Brett "Naded" Leonard has joined OpTic Gaming's Halo roster! With this addition, the team's lineup now consists of Maniac, Naded and Flamesword, with the team still searching for a fourth.
In a tweet earlier today, Robby Ringnalda, the CEO of Denial eSports, announced that both Cody "Contra" Szczodrowski and Devon "Predevonator" Layton would be removed from the starting roster.
Ayden "Suspector" Hill certainly impressed at the Halo World Championship. Playing for Team Allegiance, he secured second place and walked home with his cut of $500,000.
After several years of inconsistent rulings in Riot Games' League of Legends Championship Series, the developer of the most popular game in the world is moving forward to bring more transparency to their ruleset.
