The Steam summer sale has finally begun, and Valve has chosen to go with a summer camp theme this year. Like all of the Steam Store’s recent promotions, you are invited to participate — no purchase necessary — for rewards by playing selected games on Steam over the next 10 days. Read on for the […] Read more »
It has been said, as recently as last weekend, that Singaporeans do not celebrate the achievements of their gaming heroes. Placing in the top four of an international, world-class tournament? Sorry mate, seems like no one cares. But is this really true? Is the Singapore gaming community really apathetic about our world-beating champions? I think […] Read more »
Singapore’s Kun-Xian “Xian” Ho managed a phenomenal fourth place finish in Marvel versus Capcom 3 and a top eight finish in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition at the Shadowloo Showdown 2011 tournament which concluded yesterday in Melbourne, Australia. Read more »
Singapore’s Kun-Xian “Xian” Ho is now in the final 16 of the Shadowloo Showdown Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition tournament after day one of the 256-player competition in Melbourne, Australia. Read more »
With Valve making Team Fortress 2 free-to-play effective yesterday, many gamers – both new players and TF2 veterans – are now giving the game a go. The question is, where do you go to play? NGNT recommends playing on the StarHub e-Club servers as they have good connectivity across most of the Asia-Pacific region. Read on […] Read more »
When I was at last week’s Battlefield Fridays, a weekly console fighting game meetup and tournament, I met up with Curren “Tax” Seow (left in photo, with Yu-Sheng “Farpenoodle” Tan on the right). Tax is one of the organisers behind the community-run event. He shares with me more about how Battlefield Fridays got its start, what […] Read more »
Razer has introduced an innovative 4G Dual Sensor System for mice which promises greater tracking precision via a combined optical and laser sensor. According to the company, the new sensor will find its way to Singapore in two of Razer’s mice next month. Read more »
Free-to-play (F2P) games made their debut on Valve’s Steam online game store and distribution service early this morning, Singapore time. While the official announcement listed five launch titles, only three games appear to be available to Singaporean users. Read more »
So the mysterious Sign of Razer has been revealed at PC Show 2011 yesterday: It’s actually a plastic cut-out of Razer’s snake head logo with a suction cup, and you’re supposed to stick it on your car’s windscreen for the chance to get some loot. But first, more about Razer’s booth at the PC Show. Read more »
I received a mysterious message from Razer in my email this morning. It’s not every day you receive a missive direct from the Cult of Razer, much less one specifically directed to the people of Singapore. I had to investigate. Read more »
