TCM-Gaming

TCM-Gaming is a multi-game esports organization based in the United Kingdom.

Halo 2: Anniversary
TCM-Gaming returned to the competitive Halo scene in mid-2014, following brief stints in 2010 and 2011. They announced their roster on August 8, 2014, consisting of Max "Riotz" Cottle, Andrew "Ramirez" Corrigan, Perry "TuFoxy" Kenyon and Jake "Chalkie" White. Their first event under TCM was the Gamescom Showdown 2014, where they placed 1st. The team then travelled to America to compete in the PAX Prime Showdown 2014, where they placed 4th, placing below only teams consisting of American pro players. They were invited to another American event - the ESL MCC Launch Invitational, where they were again unable to overcome the American pros, placing in the bottom two of the eight invited teams. Returning to Europe, TCM reminded everyone that they were still the dominant European team, taking 1st place at Multiplay Insomnia 53. They followed this up with another 1st place finish at the Gfinity Halo 2: Anniversary LAN Championship. Looking to qualify for the HCS Season 1 Finals in America by winning the EGL Battle of Europe 2015 event, TCM replaced the departing Chalkie with Brandon "Respectful" Stones. The new roster placed 2nd at the event, missing out on qualification.