
The organisation of Vital Gaming were previously known as one of the most up and coming organisations within the CoD4 scene, unfortunately due to circumstances beyond their control they ended up spiralling into inactivity but since seen new hope and have re-opened for business. Already setting their sights on a Call of Duty team to help represent their name throughout the rest of the year.
Their new line-up are currently made up of a bunch of friends, who when they got bored decided to mix. Realising the potential they had they made it official and went under the name of SuperHeroSquad where they have been proving themselves during the "pre-season" of CyberGamer's Amatuer League, which is now underway.
The team led by the only American player in the team David
Their offline plans consist of attending as many BeNeLux LAN events as financially possible towards the later stages of the year, as well as a bigger European event also on the cards. For now though they will look to continue through CyberGamer's Amateur League and hopefully push for the promotion places available. With their current run of four wins and zero losses they will need to maintain this standard if they want to move up by the end of season three.
Statement - David Davila
"First off, I would like to say I’m grateful for my teammates they are some of the coolest guys I ever met and I can’t wait to go on this awesome journey with them. I’m also glad that Damien "ThA_GaMe" Denie from vital Gaming has put his faith in my team and decided to pick us up. My team and I are ready to bring in as much success as we can for the vital org and to prove the doubters wrong, that an American can indeed hang with the euros. Shout outs to my teammates, Damien, vital org. ik van hou je!! And lets rock n roll"
Statement - Damien Denie, Founder of vitalGaming
"Although just recently coming back from a spell of inactivity within vitalGaming, we are looking forward to be working alongside this new and upcoming Call of Duty 4 squad. Even though they are still relativity new as a team, each have impressive individual records with the right kind of attitude which we are looking for and believe can carry them along way within the e-Sport Scene. We wish this team the best of luck here at vitalGaming and look forward to watching them progress."
Shout Out to Bowl Of Noodles for all there online Suport<3
United States David
Netherlands Hedrik
Netherlands Gydo
Netherlands Robin
Netherlands Tim
Related
vitalGaming Website
http://www.tek-9.org/n...ith_some_heroes-4436.html


With so many teams turning out to EGL in Blackpool next month, the MW3 scene is receiving large amounts of attention, especially from organisations who are vying to get their name at the event. One team that has been absent for the Call of Duty Xbox scene for a while is TCM Gaming, most well known for having the GameStop world champions in their ranks for MW2.
They had a few teams on Black Ops however after poor performances and stability issues, they decided to drop their team in order to concentrate on their PC squads. It can now be confirmed they are back to support console once again as they pick up the ex-Foreign line up for MW3, one of favourites to place highly at the event.
After previously turning down the chance to join Oslo Lions after Foreign dropped their console division, rumours had circulated that they would be joining TCM. They will be representing their new organisation at EGL next month on April 7th/8th. Check out the teams new montage trailer before.
New TCM player Ryan 'Monksy' Monks had this to say about joining;
"Really looking forward to joining this organisation massive thanks to Jim, Craig and the rest of the management for this opportunity. It offers great prospects for the future and the stability within an organisation that we want. Thanks to swizz for all his help."
TCM manager Craig 'Walkah' Walker also commented;
"After not being involved in the scene since Black Ops, we're very happy to finally sign the deal with a team who have all the potenital to consistantly place at the top, and represent the TCM-Gaming brand professionally. Expanding our roster with even more quality players is a key part of our 2012 plans - we're looking forward to the year ahead and can see a great future from the team!"
TCM Gaming MW3
Steve 'Mohog' Hartland
Ryan 'Monsky' Monks
Nathan 'Tech' Sykes
Sam 'Bissell' Bissell
They had a few teams on Black Ops however after poor performances and stability issues, they decided to drop their team in order to concentrate on their PC squads. It can now be confirmed they are back to support console once again as they pick up the ex-Foreign line up for MW3, one of favourites to place highly at the event.
After previously turning down the chance to join Oslo Lions after Foreign dropped their console division, rumours had circulated that they would be joining TCM. They will be representing their new organisation at EGL next month on April 7th/8th. Check out the teams new montage trailer before.
New TCM player Ryan 'Monksy' Monks had this to say about joining;
"Really looking forward to joining this organisation massive thanks to Jim, Craig and the rest of the management for this opportunity. It offers great prospects for the future and the stability within an organisation that we want. Thanks to swizz for all his help."
TCM manager Craig 'Walkah' Walker also commented;
"After not being involved in the scene since Black Ops, we're very happy to finally sign the deal with a team who have all the potenital to consistantly place at the top, and represent the TCM-Gaming brand professionally. Expanding our roster with even more quality players is a key part of our 2012 plans - we're looking forward to the year ahead and can see a great future from the team!"
TCM Gaming MW3
Steve 'Mohog' Hartland
Ryan 'Monsky' Monks
Nathan 'Tech' Sykes
Sam 'Bissell' Bissell


















