MLG events are few and sometimes far between, but this weekend marks the end of an era in MLG, as it is the last tournament to feature Halo 3. With Halo: Reach as the new game on the circuit, Halo 3′s top eight team will duke it out in a playoff fashion for going down as the kings of Halo 3…and $100,000.
MLG continues to grow larger and larger with each event held nation wide, if you have never been to www.mlgpro.com, this weekend would be a great opportunity to indulge is some of the most competitive gaming on the planet. This weekend the nations best gamers are competing on a variety of titles ranging from both Halo 3 and Halo Reach, and of course new comers like Starcraft 2, WoW, and Super Smash Bros.
With Forge World and a massive amount of other customization options that have been revealed and exposed surrounding Halo Reach, it is quite clear why MLG would be utilizing these options as soon as possible. For those who are unaware MLG stands for Major League Gaming, and they have specialized in competitive Halo tournaments for the last 10 years.
MLG has always used the latest Bungie iteration as there flagship competitive console title. Bungie over the years has done an excellent job with blending community feedback and solid gameplay to make for the best competitive play possible.
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