DALLAS - July 29, 2007 - MyGameRoom, a network of web sites and technology solutions designed for the emerging eSports space, will release their new gaming magazine, Pro Gam3r, at the 12th annual QuakeCon™ (Aug. 2 - 5, 2007 at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas).

“The magazine is very important to us because we feel that professional gaming is in a stage comparable to the early days of professional surfing and skateboarding. eSports is the next “extreme sports” movement. Skateboarding had magazines focusing on visuals and through those publications they made their athletes stars. We’re doing the same thing,” said Ted Hover, Chief Executive Officer, MyGameRoom.

Pro Gam3r will focus on the competitive gaming arena from both the PC and console worlds. Released quarterly, Pro Gam3r will offer a unique look at the work and play of pro-players and report on all pro-gaming league events such as CyberAthelete’s Professional League, World Series of Video Games, Electronic Sports World Cup and the DirecTV Championship Gaming Series. The magazine will also record individual and league statistics along with lifestyle profiles about top-ranked players from around the world. Among the features are pro tips and tricks, gaming fiction and player interviews.

Pro Gam3r’s QuakeCon Collector’s premier issue will be distributed to more than 7,000 estimated convention participants. This issue will feature articles on id Software and the QuakeCon event.

“The magazine reveals the skill and training involved in professional gaming. Like any other sport, video games provide not just entertainment but a lifestyle. We want you to get to know the players and the fascinating world of professional gaming,” stated Pro Gam3r’s Editor-in-chief Abraham Zarran.

Headquartered in Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles in the south Caribbean, MyGameRoom provides gaming products and services to gamers worldwide. The company serves as a think-tank and development house with a focus on enhancing players’ gaming experience through cutting-edge technology and innovative user interfaces. MyGameRoom is a firm believer in the eSports movement and seeks to promote and advance professional gaming through its ventures.

Often described as the “Woodstock of Gaming,” QuakeCon was created in August of 1996 by a group of friends on the IRC network’s EFnet who had a desire to meet in person. Less than 100 attendees gathered at the Best Western in Garland, Texas that first year to play and talk games and compete in the first QuakeCon tournament. id Software’s lead programmer John Carmack and several other id team members stopped by to chat with fans about DOOM, QUAKE, and the future of an up-and-coming id Software.

Going into its 12th year, QuakeCon remains true to its original mission as an event created by gamers, for gamers. Sponsored by id Software and other industry-leading software and hardware manufacturers, QuakeCon continues to be run by a dedicated group of 30 year-round volunteers and more than 200 on-site volunteers. More than 6,000 people attended QuakeCon in 2006, and the event has expanded to include the entire series of QUAKE games, Return to Castle Wolfenstein®, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, DOOM 3™, and now Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars.

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