become a mainstay in big name tournaments, just as its predecessors have. But if you want to get in on the ground floor, you'd better start training. You can expect fierce competition from the world's best Halo: Reach players, like Red Bull's Dave Walsh and Ian "Enable" Wyatt . Tekken Tag Tournament 2 While strategy games are coming to dominate professional eSports, the good ol' fashioned beat'em up tournament continues to attract a loyal grassroots fighting following. If you want to take your button mashing skills to the next level, right now Soul Calibur V and Mortal Kombat are the titles getting the biggest audiences online. But that could be about to change, says Tim "Bibulus" Fennessey, a veteran of the the fighting game competition circuit and commentator for Major League Gaming. "Tekken Tag Tournament 2 should be added to the MLG circuit soon and will be the staple Namco game there for 2013," he says. The game isn't out on consoles until next week, but has already attracted much hype as it has been available in Japanese arcades since last year. You might just be able to catch those players if you start now, but you'll need some dedication. "For everyone it has to start as a passion project. If you really want to make a splash in a new game you can practice like a beast. Without the competitive experience in other similar games you will be at a permanent disadvantage," he explains. "So you have to try