Clan Review — Round-Up Number 2

We’re taking another quick break from reviewing South African gaming teams, and it’s the perfect opportunity to look back at what our country has to offer.

In the next couple of weeks we should launch the series once again with new teams. But for now, let’s look back.

• Visit the first Round-Up and get to know the team you might have missed out on.
  

• Bravado Gaming

Bravado is one of South Africa’s top competitive teams. They are serious about gaming, and they plan to boost the community to a whole new level.

• Big Fat B*stards

Big Fat B*stards is a team based on friendship, not really competitive gaming. They would rather better the community then make enemies with other players and teams. BFB are open to helping sponsors enter the gaming market.

• Memento Mori

Memento Mori believes that a team is only as strong as the players relationship with each other. MM stick together and keep close contact in an attempt to better team play to win crucial matches.

• Area 52

Area 52 has shown that new teams do indeed deserve time under the spot light. They are very committed to gaming and they are open to all players, male or female. Their results improve every game, and they are definitely a team to keep an eye on.

• Target Practice

Target Practice is the first console-based clan we’ve had a look at. They are massive, and they love gaming just as much as the PC folk. They offer a change of scenery and we suggest that you have a look at what they are doing.