iv been play game for a very very long time and i want to become pro for the 360. does anyone know where i go to start looking into becomeing a pro gamer. i know i have what it take and i dont lose that often
You want to be a "pro"? Okay, start by throwing all of your gaming stuff out of the window. Shut off the lights. Sit on your bed. Cease having fun. Now you know what it's like to be a "pro".
If you mean "Pro" as in what it says in the gamertag, you can just go to "Edit Gamer Profile" in the 360 Dashboard and then go to "Select Zone" (or something like that) and you can just choose between Underground, Recreative and Pro...
You don't really WIN that title...
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Well first you can change your gaming location to pro, or better yet go to underground. But as to being a pro on the 360...I sincerely hope you are not serious.
anyway,just google it or something man,it is pretty difficult to become a professional gamer but there are tips on the internet. You can also start off by entering tournaments and events that are local in your area. I hope I helped somewhat......
yes im for real for te ppl that think i was joking. And for the ppl that was not joking around and help me thx i know i got what you need to get payed. i just did not know what you needed to do to start.
Ok, so you haven't hooked up your Xbox to the internet in 2 weeks? So that means you play single player and not on live. You think you can go pro by playing single player? Wow, just wow.
you need to be good at a specific title or genre such as fps, not a console such as the xbox 360, considering halo 2 and GeOW are popular in various tournaments, that will be your best bet. Try mlgpro.com(major league gaming) and you will see what it takes.
I have attended mlg events as some of you know it cost a pretty penny, try saying $200 for team and 15-30 dollars for ffa. Hundreds of teams and thousands of players join while only the top 4 receive money, as the same teams win at mostly every event, so their is a slim chance, about 1 out of a billion, for you to go in as a rookie and win a cash prize.
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