fragbite, Sweden's best Counter-Strike community website for well over seven years, has published a lengthy two part video interview with former SK Gaming player Dennis 'walle' Wallenberg following his retirement from professional gaming.

In the first part walle discusses the birth of his career and up through to a potential comeback in SK in 2011 which didn't end up happening. Find out what walle sacrificed to get this start in pro-gaming, his move from SpiXel to EYE and his eventual joining of NiP.

In the second part walle talks about his brother miniwalle, his life after gaming, his future plans for gaming, his relationship with his former team-mates and the potential for a fourth bröderna wallenberg movie.

walle played top tier Counter-Strike from 2004-2010. During his career he reached two ESWC finals, two WCG finals and a CPL final, but lost all of them. In 2006 he helped NiP become the team of the year as they took down a number of events, won lots of prize money and dominated fnatic. From 2007-2010 he was best known as the leader of SK Gaming and kept the team within the top five teams in the world practically all of the time.

Source: fragbite