November 21, 2008 2:53 PM PST

Dr Pepper pays pro player

by Joseph Kaminski
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The day has finally come when gamers can turn to their parents and tell them, "I can make living playing video games, and I can get a major product endorsement." Just ask Tom Taylor, professional Halo 3 gamer.

Known as TSquared in gaming circles, this 21 year old will be on 175 million 20-ounce Dr Pepper bottles from January through April. Exactly what he's going to make from this deal wasn't stated; however, he does have a lucrative three-year, $250,000 contract to play video games.

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by crasher7 November 22, 2008 1:44 AM PST
I want that money for just playing games!!!
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