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August 11, 2010
You Will Be Redirected To Spotgamers.Com Shortly.
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January 11, 2010
Moving To .Com!
From today onwards, we will be providing your daily gamers news at our new domain which is...
At the moment the site is still in its beta testing stage. But we will upgrading and improving the site by time to time. So do bare with us for the moment yea.
We hope that by having our very own domain we will be able to fulfill more and more requirement for the gaming community.
So head on to www.spotgamers.com ^^
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January 7, 2010
Why MMORPG?
published by Rinie 7th January 2010

Although the number of people subscribed to games that charge monthly fees for access continues to grow, we've all heard protests from those that refuse to pay any kind of regular fees to play a video game. Many are accustomed to the traditional retail offerings: buy the box, take it home, and play it forever, or until you get bored of it. By comparison, the rm30-rm45 per month a lot of MMOGs charge may look rather steep, but are they really a rip-off, or are they good value for your entertainment dollars?
Versus Other Video Games
My experience has been that video games, in general, are among the cheapest forms of entertainment to be found, particularly if you don't take the cost of the hardware into account. On the PC, gamers have quite a few free games to choose from, assuming they have an Internet connection. Free is a good price, but free games don't always live up to the growing expectations of gamers.
At retail a single-player game can cost anywhere from rm100 to rm150, and usually provides dozens of hours of entertainment, potentially more if the game can replayed using a different class, faction, or gameplay mode. Even if you play through it only once and it takes 30-40 hours, odds are good that it's costing less than $2 an hour, which is pretty reasonable as far as entertainment goes. Another nice thing about single-player games is that you can revisit them years later without having to worry about whether game servers are still available, or whether anyone is still playing. Of course, if it's a console game, renting is another option that will save a few bucks.
Plenty of online multiplayer games have no access fees, and can provide months or even years of entertainment just for the price of the game itself. Online shooters like Counter-Strike, Battlefield, and Call of Duty are good examples of this, as are online RPGs such as Guild Wars. I know people that have played the same FPS for 4 or 5 years before deciding to move on to something else. They've relatively rare, but their video game hobby is costing them mere pennies, if that, on an hourly basis. Of course, they need an Internet connection, which is an expense that isn't required for single-player gaming.
Subscription-based MMOGs typically sell for one month of access with the game, and charge rm30-rm45 per month after that. You won't find many people who play for less than 10 hours a week, so the first month may cost upwards of 1 dollar an hour, but after that they're paying under 50 cents an hour, or a fraction of that if they play more regularly. It's also common for MMOG players to stay with one game for months or even years, rather than buying a new game every month or two, which makes a monthly subscription a bargain in some cases.
Versus Movies
Going out to watch a film on the big screen is hard to compare to gaming, but the finances of it are pretty straightfoward. 2 hours of entertainment for a minimum of about rm30 plus popcorn. Live performances such as plays and concerts tend to be considerably more expensive. If you rent a movie and watch it at home the cost drops to as little as a couple dollars an hour, bringing it within range of certain types of gaming.
Versus Television
With a good antenna most people can enjoy television for free. If the crystal clear reception and selection that comes with cable is desired, the going rate is somewhere near rm150 per month. Given the tremendous amounts of time people spend in front of the TV, this is another very affordable kind of entertainment costing well under 50 cents an hour for most of us.
Versus Going to the Bar
Anyone familiar with bars knows that you often walk out of them with a big whole in your pocket, and only a vague recollection of how it happened. Even if you're a slow drinker and the bar has no cover charge, your tab is sure come in at more than rm20 an hour. Of course, there are other benefits to being in the bar that can't be quantified, such as the nutritional value of those drinks, or the possibility that you'll meet your soulmate on the dance floor and still be sober enough to impress them.
There are countless other forms of entertainment we could consider, such as reading a book or going for a walk, which are very affordable, to golfing or alpine skiing, which are relatively expensive. Although it's not too hard to come up a number of ways to amuse yourself that are cheaper than MMOGs, they're probably not much cheaper.
It's interesting to note that in the early days of online gaming fees were sometimes as high as rm1.50 or rm3 an hour. Unlimited access for rm45 a month was something people could only dream of. Sure, it adds up over the course of a year, but so do the hours of time you've spent playing. And the amount you play is the key to whole equation, because if you only have a few hours to spare each month, a game subscription doesn't make much sense. Overall, I think it's one of the better values you can get for your entertainment dollars, but the lamenting over monthly fees isn't likely to end anytime soon.
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January 3, 2010
STEAM Uber Sale Day 11
- Painkiller: Collectors Pack @ USD 8.74 (75% off)
Painkiller: Collecters Pack is now available in our region, yeey
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January 1, 2010
STEAM Uber Sale Day 9
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December 31, 2009
Cyberzone Gegar Generasiku

With 2009 almost make its curtain call, Rakan Muda made what was defined as the first tournament of 2010 when they would be the host of Cyberzone Rakan Muda Remaja Siber, which will be held at Dataran Merdeka on 1 January 2010 in conjunction of Gegar Generasiku Carnival.
According to pbdinamik from lowyat.net, the games that will be on the line is Pro Evolution Soccer and Counter Strike. However, it is not known whether it would be played in PES 2009 or PES 2010 and whether it's console-based (PS2 or PS3) or PC-based.
Registration starts at 3 pm on 1 January 2010 at Dataran Merdeka. So, make your way there and be the part of the first e-sports tournament of 2010!
UPDATE: The organizers have confirmed that PES 2010 will be played at PS2
Source: Lowyat.Net Forum
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December 30, 2009
STEAM Uber Sale Day 7
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December 29, 2009
STEAM Uber Sale Day 6
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December 28, 2009
Now you can order ZOWIEGEAR items!

ZG IO 1.1 CHAMPAGNE MYR 299
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TeamLZ picks up Jeffrey 'tecnetium' Phon while Kim 'June' Jun parts to FMJ.Asiasoft
From the left : WonjuS2 , nyhix , blackwinter , gavin , junWe are sadly announcing the departure of Kim 'June' Jun from our Sudden Attack lineup to team FMJ.Asiasoft. The Korean MVP has contributed widely to teamLZ for his indepth knowledge of Sudden Attack. Having earned the champions of Asiasoft Game Festival 2009 during his stint in teamLZ, we would like to wish him the best of luck in the future tournaments of 2010 with FMJ.Asiasoft. On the other hand, we welcome former PwyH/SJBZ superstar Jeffrey 'tecnetium' Phon into the lineup. Being infamous for his ingame spirit and ear wrenching war cries that echoes though the halls of our Malaysian gaming scene. Jeffrey 'tecnetium' Phon will bring a new aura as well as a high morale boost to the rest of the team. Thats all for now readers, stay updated as we will update you soon on teamLZ's lineup for the new season. Have a great new year!
Team LZ
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December 27, 2009
STEAM Uber Sale Day 4
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December 26, 2009
STEAM Uber Sale Day 3
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December 25, 2009
Merry Christmas (yes its a late post)
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STEAM Uber Sale is now live (actually its already the 2nd day)
- Need For Speed SHIFT @ USD 37.49 (25% off)
- Serious Sam HD @ USD 9.99 (50% off)
- Left 4 Dead 2 @ USD 33.49 (33% off)
- id Super Pack @ USD 23.79 (66% off)
- Football Manager 2010 @ USD 29.99 (25% off)
Day 1 Steam Sale Special (get it while the system didn't change the pricing)
- Mirror's Edge @ USD 4.99 (75% off)
- STALKER: Shadow Of Chernobyl @ USD 2 (its only 2 bucks)
- Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising @ USD 19.99 (50% off)
- Defense Grid: The Awakening @ USD 2.49 (75% off)
- GTA4 @ USD 7.50 (its a regional thingy, so screw u STEAM)
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December 23, 2009
G7 Teams Launches Petition Online Against E-Sports Organizers

While it's almost the end of the year, there are some unsettled issues between the organizers that spoiled the e-sports scene, especially the economic crunch hits worldwide. Tired of excuses given, the top e-sports team that made up G7 Teams had launch an online petition in order to help fellow e-sports comrades who have prove themselves in the competition but didn't receive anything for their efforts.
Majority of the money came from three competitions, namely Cyberathlete Professional League (CPL), Electronic Sports World Cup (ESWC) & GGL / Clanbase.
However, it quite tough to claim back the winnings from these tournament organizers since majority of them has either demised or/and changed owners (as per CPL and ESWC).
G7 Teams also considering other options including boycotting those tournaments until the matter has been resolved. With CPL would be involved in DreamHack Winter 2010 and ESWC qualifiers would kick off from January 2010, time is running out for these organizers.
However, DIP Organization has responded in their press release on 23 November stating this:-
However , in order to prevent more harm and damage to the ESWC image and to maintain coherent the ESWC project and spirit, DIP-Organisation is studying the possibilities to found a way to compensate the last ESWC champions.
Whatever it is, we just hope that this issue would be settled as soon as possible to avoid more damage to the e-sports scene
Source: Fnatic via Twitter
Online Petitions: CPL | ESWC | GGL
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December 21, 2009
DuskBin.SA Beats The Odds And Won SAGC 2009!
In a match so intense and coming from the Loser Bracket, DuskBin.SA has just proved that nothing is impossible if you put your heart and mind into your game.
Follow the recap adventure through the eyes of Yongkailoon at DuskBin Official Page.
Results:
- DuskBin.SA
- FMJ|Asiasoft.MY
- Team Chronos[IMQ]
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December 19, 2009
SAGC Finale 2009 @ Times Square Updates

Group A
LZ.ZOWIEGEAR has no problem advancing from group stage only lost to FMJ|Asiasoft.MY at oldtown by the score 4-8.
Group B
Chronos[TPF] formerly known as 30.4 has claimed the top spot and qualified along with !Bogel.
Group C
DuskBin shows a good performance by coming out top,SnP the 1st runner up of SAGC Singapore Qualifier at the back.
Group D
Chronos[iMQ] had solid performance by defeating all their opponents in the same group,wanr0 the ex Chronos[iMQ] player have put all the efforts to get the top spot, but still they are qualified for top16.
Group E
TeamUM.Esports had no problem to advance to top16 , great play by some ex-SJBZ members such as tecky, we call him the loudest player in Malaysia :D, Team LADY which sponsored by Asiasoft had some lineup problem after they removed Marie and now they are fail again, #Risk qualified as 2nd in the group.
Group F
ODY|Asiasoft.sg is the Singapore qualifier champions was expected to get the 1st in their group, and the 2nd of the group goes to GAM3R[S][C]ORE.
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December 18, 2009
SAGC 2009 Finale
Happening on the 19th & 20th of December 2009, at MOLiCafé at Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur, 32 teams from the nationwide qualifying rounds that began on the 27th of November and ended on 13th December will converge in a 2-day frag-fest to determine the first-ever SAGC09 Champions of South East Asia! The events has attracted sponsors like TOSHIBA, Steelseries, Red Bull Energy Drink and media partners like GameAxis , PCGAMER , FHM Magazine, GEMPAKSTARZ, Comic King Magazine, GAMES Magazine and MYC! Magazine.
TOSHIBA will be giving out the Champions of SAGC09 with a unit of Qosmio X500 Gaming and also SteelSeries will furnish the top-5 winning teams with SteelSeries Siberia headsets, Kinzu Mice, Sudden Attack-IKARI Mouse and Sudden Attack IKARI Mousepads.
Teams such as "FMJAsiasoft.MY , LZ.ZOWIEGEAR , DuskBin and ODYAsiasoft.sg" will be participating as one of the qualified team.
log on to SuddenAttackSEA website for more details.
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December 16, 2009
LZ.ZOWIEGEAR Interview On Air BFM 89.9
With many happenings evolving around Team LZ amongs the interesting stories would be their latest added sponsorship with ZOWIEGEAR. They were also interviewed by BFM 89.9 alongside Jasmine Low from Go International about their recent participation in Dreamhack Finals at Jonkoping, Sweden. Switch on to BFM 89.9 to catch Daniel Wong as he gets into LZ's journey and experience at Dreamhack Winter on 12pm , 17 December 2009.
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RM50,000 worth of prizes to be won in SAGC
We're here to bring you the exclusive preview of the SAGC aka Sudden Attack Grand Finale, the biggest FPS cash prize of the year. To find out more grouping click here.
Group A
FMJAsiasoft.MY
KlickTwoz-1
Team LZ.ZOWIEGEAR
Rekta
For prediction click here.
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