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Tonight is the night! Starting at 9PM EST, we’re giving you an exclusive opportunity to spend some quality time with Jordan “Proofy” Cannon from Gamespot’s The Controller: Battlefield 3 reality series.
Worldwide, Proofy is one of the top professional gamers today and has won multiple Major League Gaming events and tournaments using our FPS Freek controller accessories. As part of OpTic Gaming, Jordan won the Call of Duty: XP Million Dollar Tournament last year in Los Angeles and took home over $72,000 in prize money!
The bottom line: Proofy knows how to play Call of Duty: MW3 and tonight you’re going to learn some of his secrets.
To tune-in all you need to do is click here and watch.
If you’d like to join the conversation and ask Proofy a question—follow us on Twitter and Tweet your question to @KontrolFreek using the #KFLive hashtag. We’ll be filtering your questions and only asking him the best ones. If your question is used on the air you’ll be entered to win a prize—so make it good!
Optional: If you’d like to take the experience one step further you can use TweetGrid and set #KFLive as the hashtag and @KontrolFreek as the host.
See you tonight!
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Competitive gaming tournament site, Virgin Gaming, recently announced that they have surpassed the one-million registered users mark. Since the service launched in June of 2010, over $7 million in prizes has been awarded to gamers.
This is great for the world of competitive gaming!
If you are not one of the 1M people in-the-know, Virgin Gaming offers free registration with the option of depositing a $20 minimum to compete in matches for cash. Currently, you can compete in 13 different games, ranging from FIFA 12 to Battlefield 3, on both Xbox 360 and PlayStaion 3 consoles.
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Hi, Happy New Year! Whatever good stuff this year may bring—new car, graduation, weight loss, travel, KD ratio increases—we wish all of you great success in 2012! To start the year off right, why don’t you “Like” us on Facebook? We’ll be giving away something MW3 related in a couple weeks and we’d hate for you to miss it…
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As a competitive gamer, you've probably heard of vVv Gaming. What you might not know is that right now is the perfect time to sharpen your skills—as vVv Gaming will be opening applications on Jan 19th looking for talented and passionate gamers. As the most accomplished console organization in the world, vVv Gaming has Top 4 finishes in more than a dozen titles on four continents. Check out their video to see what they’re all about.
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The Controller: Battlefield 3 Finale
Three teams are left standing and $50,000 is up for grabs. This time the noobs have a little help in the Battlezone. Watch who takes the cake in the Finale of The Controller: Battlefield 3. *Spoiler Alert* Other competitors won’t let pro player, Proofy, use his FPS Freeks. What happens after that is unbelievable… Bet you didn’t see that one coming!
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“Love my new Freeks! I can't even play NHL or Skyrim without 'em! You guys deserve some sort of prize. Nobel Peace Prize? Yes.”
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April Fools' Day is probably the most confusing “holiday” that we recognize. It’s the one day of the year that people can get away with being complete arses without the prerequisite of intoxication. Some people partake in small workplace shenanigans while others manufacture elaborate schemes that test the limit of the recipient’s psyche. And while I do nothing at all, I do encourage it. So here’s a list that I found featuring 50 easy to execute pranks that you can do right now.
50. Borrow someone’s cell phone and change the language setting to a foreign language. 49. Change the language for Google on someone’s computer. 48. Change the coffee in the office coffee maker to decaf. 47. Swap the signs on the men’s and ladies’ rest rooms. 46. Hide scented air fresheners all over someone’s office. 45. Add food coloring to milk that comes in a cardboard container. 44. Add food coloring to the windshield washer fluid of someone’s car. 43. Switch around random keys on someone’s keyboard who isn’t a very good typist. 42. Switch the Push and Pull signs on a set of doors. 41. Hide food in a trash can and when someone comes by grab some and eat it. 40. Replace Oreo cream-filling with toothpaste and offer one to someone. 39. Dip the tips of someone’s cigarettes in Orajel so their lips will go numb. 38. Bring multiple sets of clothes to work, change every hour, and act like nothing’s different. 37. Cup some water in your hand and pretend to sneeze on the back of someone’s head. 36. Take something from someone’s office and leave them a ransom note. 35. Add several odd appointments with alarms set to go off during the day to a co-worker’s Outlook calendar. 34. Hide all of the desktop icons on someone’s computer and replace the monitor’s wallpaper with a screen-shot of their desktop. 33. Put a “Please Use Other Door” sign on the entrance to your office building if it only has one entrance. 32. Put a balloon on the tailpipe of a someone’s car so it will pop when they start their car. 31. Glue the headset of someone’s phone down to the cradle. 30. Take the door knob off a door and put it back on backwards, then lock it and leave the door open. 29. Put plastic wrap around the door frame of a commonly used door. 28. Cover a toilet seat with plastic wrap. 27. Take a squirt gun into the rest room stall next to someone and shoot little drops over the wall every couple of seconds while pretending to pee. 26. Leave a note on someone’s car apologizing for an accident that never actually happened. 25. Glue all the eggs into the carton. 24. Hard boil all the eggs in the carton and place them back in the refrigerator. 23. Paint a bar of soap completely with clear nail polish so it won’t suds up. 22. Turn every setting in someone’s car to the maximum: the heat, the radio, the wipers, the seats, etc. 21. Place a small piece of Post-it note over the ball under someone’s computer mouse so that it won’t work. 20. Switch the handles on the refrigerator to the side that doesn’t open. 19. Conference call two people then don’t say anything, just listen. 18. Place a ‘house for sale’ ad in the newspaper for someone’s home. 17. Paint the tips of someone’s pen and pencil with clear nail polish so none of them work. 16. Hide a small radio in the ceiling tiles above someone’s desk and turn it on very softly. 15. Fill someone’s hair-dryer with baby powder. 14. Put marbles in the hubcaps of someone’s car. 13. Leave cryptic notes warning someone of an impending prank then do nothing all day. 12. Rubber band the sprayer on the kitchen sink into the “on” position. 11. Place a pair of pants and shoes inside the only toilet stall in a rest room to make it appear someone is using it all day. 10. Pour vegetable oil on the exhaust of someone’s car so it will smoke when started up. 9. Hide an alarm clock in someone’s bedroom and set it for 3:00 a.m. 8. Remove the shower head and place a Lifesavers candy in it, then put the head back on. 7. Remove the shower head and place a chicken bouillon cube in it, then put the head back on. 6. Rearrange somebody’s drawers or file cabinets in a different order. 5. Tape magnets to the bottom of a cup, put it on the roof of your car and drive around. 4. Put food coloring in the hand soap dispenser. 3. Put an ad in the paper for a garage sale at someone’s house beginning at 6 a.m. 2. Buy some underwear, write a co-worker’s name in them, then leave them on the floor of the office bathroom. 1. Install the “blue screen of death screen-saver” on someone’s computer.
Jim Halpert would be so proud.
List from Guyism.com.
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KontrolFreek and vVv Gaming have teamed up for a Legendary Weekend!

From Friday September 24 thru Sunday September 26, follow @KontrolFreek and @vvv_gaming and tweet the following:
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RT @vvv_gaming @kontrolfreek I want to get better at Halo: Reach! Send me the new FPS Freek Legendary! #freekvvv
Each tweet enters you for a daily chance to win a pair of the new FPS Freek Legendary. Each day we will pick one lucky entry from the entrants we receive.
vVv Gaming and Trevor from Kontrol Freek said:
How do KontrolFreeks work? Our products snap on over your existing thumb pads to improve your gaming experience on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles. Our flagship product is the FPS Freek. It works by increasing the length of your stock sticks by about 40%. This gives you more aiming control in first-person shooters like Halo and Call of Duty etc...
What is the science behind them? Increasing the linear distance your thumb travels gives you the opportunity to make smaller adjustments and also “snap” to targets much faster in first-person shooters. This gives you the luxury of turning up controller sensitivities without sacrificing precision. Using the FPS Freek honestly gives you the closest feel to a mouse possible on a console today.
How can they improve your play? The greater leverage offers you better control and less force. This helps to alleviate thumb-fatigue and adds more comfort to long gaming sessions. In short, this increased accuracy and decreased thumb-fatigue results in more kills and less deaths.
How long does it take to get accustomed to using them? It varies, really. Some people get used to them quite quickly and notice a difference right away. Others take a little longer. I would say, try them for a week and see what happens. 95% of the time people are pleased with the results.
You have different kinds of Freeks. Can you explain the differences between each and explain what they were designed to do? Besides the FPS Freek that I spent the last few minutes talking about, we also have the TD Freek and the Speed Freek. The TD Freek works much in the same way as the FPS Freek but was designed with Madden players in mind. For the sake of comfort, we used a softer material for grip and went with a convex design for the thumb pad. It's getting some pretty positive reviews. The Speed Freek is a little different. It was specifically designed to help you gain faster lap times in racing games like Forza and Grand Turismo. It is a "U" shaped attachment that acts like a cradle for your thumb. It helps you keep your thumb in place while holding long turns and aids you in making smaller adjustments on the track. It's quite unique and our fans have found many other uses for it--like in SKATE and HAWX for example.
Let’s talk longevity. How long do a pair last? I don't really have a definitive answer to this question. It's like asking how long a car will last. It all depends on how much you play, the alkalinity of your skin, how much you sweat, all those x factors. In my experience they last longer than the stock Xbox 360 sticks.
Can you link us to some reviews so players have independent sources to compare information? A good place to get unbiased reviews from normal gamers like yourself is actually on our own website: http://www.kontrolfr...view-Index.aspx Other than that you can just do a Google search or hop on YouTube and see the many video reviews found there.
Follow @KontrolFreek and @vvv_gaming, and start tweeting for your chance to win!
LordJerith President/Owner vVv Gaming Entertain.Educate.Dominate Homo sum, humani nil a me alienum puto
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Those of you in-the-know already know, but for those who don’t know or just pretend to know, you really need to check out Attack of the Show—‘cause they know, you know? And the latest “Attack This” segment proves how much they really know. Their World Class Gaming Gear feature this week is the single best segment ever featured on G4TV… EVAR! Of course, we’re a little biased because KontrolFreek was spotlighted in this week’s slice—but whatever.
Anyway, we’re pretty excited about it and wanted to thank all of you Freeks once again for your continued support. We love seeing our products on TV, we love Alison Haislip talking about them on TV and we love you guys and gals for helping us get there. Thank You!
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Team Fear Dominates in Gaming Tournaments Using FPS Freek
DECEMBER 2, 2009 — ATLANTA, GA. — KontrolFreek today announced that several professional gaming teams including Team FeaR have been using KontrolFreek’s FPS Freek product with success in several recent Major League Gaming (www.mlgpro.com) tournaments.
Carefully designed to give gamers more leverage, the FPS Freek adapter adds movement precision without disturbing the natural game-playing feel. Team FeaR felt the advantage of using the FPS Freek first hand in recent MLG tournaments they’ve won, including the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare National Championship this November.
“We’ve been using FPS Freek’s for months and wouldn’t dare play without them”, said Joey ‘Moho’ Morehouse, Captain of Team FeaR. “We’re competitive gamers and winning matters – using FPS Freek is now just part of our winning routine.” “We’re extremely proud of Team FeaR and their recent top place finish in Anaheim,” said Ashish Mistry, CEO of KontrolFreek. “We can’t wait to see how our guys do at nationals in Orlando this January.”
The KontrolFreek products are approved for use in MLG tournaments and have been widely adopted across the first person shooter, fighter and sports gaming genres. In fact, gamers have been evolving the products original use across many gaming titles.
In addition to the FPS Freek, KontrolFreek also offers the SpeedFreek. Designed to gives gamers added control and comfort when playing racing and aviation games, the SpeedFreek's supporting slide walls enable sharper movements while adding control and precision.The FPS Freek and the SpeedFreek are $9.99 each and can be purchased at www.kontrolfreek.com or participating retailers.
About KontrolFreek
KontrolFreek designs and build products for serious gamers, giving them a competitive edge and helping them to improve performance and accuracy. KontrolFreek products are developed based on a careful study of ergonomics, ensuring each product also helps to reduce gamer fatigue, improving overall gaming comfort.
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