Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel has helped thrust professional video gaming upon mainstream America -- he'll be featured on 60 Minutes this Sunday
Love him or hate him, Fatal1ty will be on the CBS
show 60 Minutes on Sunday. Jonathan "Fatalt1y" Wendel, the
best-known American professional gamer in the world, started gaming
professionally in 1999. Since then, he has continued to dominate
the competition while playing first person shooter games like Doom III,
Painkiller and Quake 4. He also has the Fatal1ty brand of PC
hardware and accessories that ranges from motherboards, sound cards to
mouse pads and CPU coolers. The interview will cover topics such
as cyber athletes, Wendel's fitness routine and the future of video
game competitions. The episode of 60 Minutes will air on CBS this Sunday, at 7 p.m. EST.
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