The fifth Reloaded proved to be a beneficial one for fray. Our two Modern Warfare 2 teams, Legends and Return of the Shoalin; as well as our Halo 3 team all came away with some prize cash.

The Modern Warfare 2 tournament offered $800 for first place and $200 for second, and our boys got it all. In an intense fray-on-fray grand final match the Legends came out on top to snatch the $800, leaving Return of the Shoalin to have the rest. Rumour has it the boys all went out the following night and spent it all, but this is currently unconfirmed. ;)

Our Halo team handily won the first LAN portion of the Australian Halo Professional Circuit, taking away a heft $2000, and putting them firmly at the top of the circuit. Their next part of the circuit is the Online Round Two, due to go down on Friday the 26th of February.

Donkey was the fray-in-charge at the event, and he had his brother take numerous photos for our viewing pleasure. These can be viewed in our gallery here.

More updates, including interviews with the boys, shoutcasts of the games, and capture card recordings will be displayed soon.

How many frags can one team of competitive Call of Duty 4 players cram into one day? Our PC CoD4 team are about to give you that very answer. CyberGamer has graciously decided to host a One Day Comp. Entry is $5 and the team that comes first gets 60% of the total entry fees. If all things go according to plan, that 60% will belong to us, and will go towards paying off Sh0wies medical bills for his chronic failitis.

The competition will begin on January the 31st, and (you guessed it) will be going all day long. Further updates will be announced by CyberGamer in the near future, detailing the maps to be played and the general scheme of things on the day. You can keep track of those updates here.