
Soap Box: CGS Video Explosion
Submitted by: Kyle Yangrave“Video killed the radio star, video killed the radio star…” Anyone remember that song? Basically it was around the time MTV took over the airwaves when we were young kids, and it declared the arrival of video in the music industry. Of course, since that time MTV has given up on rock videos and turned into “reality show central” but I digress.

Where we are now is the age of video. Slowly but surely, video coverage has replaced the written mode of communication. You probably remember “compLexity: Redemption” but did you have any idea that at the time that The Syndicate would spark a video revolution? Mr. Lake must have had some vision or a crystal ball, because video took over eSports like Oprah overtakes a buffet in Vegas. Soon there was GotfragTV and several TV wanna-be imitators. compLexity followed up with compLexiTV (nice catchy name btw) and even the biased SK-Gaming site finally found a camcorder. “Video killed the eSport writer star…”
Now video is everywhere, and there are all kinds. compLexity did coLTV last summer and followed up with live Ustream projects this year. As I write this, GotfragTV is broadcasting live from Moscow. MOSCOW. However, the point of this article is to applaud the efforts of another organization: CGS.
CGS started out with websites that looked like a 9th grader created them to pass his coding final the night before the exam. However, over time CGS has added many features us fans love to see, and most recently the league added VIDEO.

Video is the way of the future, and in my small opinion, CGS is now leading the way. They haven’t done a lot of on-sight GotfragTV coverage, but I can only imagine with the acquisition of DJWheat it’s coming very soon. My hat is off to you, CGS. Keep the videos coming.
Oh, and I'm sure you're SICK of reading... so here's some video! :)
coL.cs vs. Optx Part 1
coL.cs vs. Optx Part 2
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