Playing multiplayer shooters can be like wading through a morass of childish teabaggers. Chuck Wendig reminds us that, even though bad sportsmanship exists, a light can still shine through in the darkness.

It seems incongruous that so many multiplayer shooter matches can devolve into fisticuffs, but Brett Staebell proves that strong melee weapons actually make shooting more important.

Competitive videogaming has been around for a while but it wasn't until he attended a Major League Gaming tournament that Greg Tito became a fan.

Why choose between single and multiplayer when you can have both?