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Sega TV Game-ki Zenkoku Contest
Date: 1974
Location: Hotel Pacific, Tokyo, Japan

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The Sega TV Game-ki Zenkoku Contest (セガTVゲーム機全国コンテスト) is thought to have been one of the first (if not the first) video game championships. It was a Japanese nationwide event hosted by Sega in 1974.

16 finalists competed against each other in Table Hockey for a colour television, black and white television, cassette recorders and transistor radios. They had been selected by lottery from the 300 location champions throughout Japan.

The winner was 28-year-old banker, Osamu Kuroda.

Magazine articles

Main article: Sega TV Game-ki Zenkoku Contest/Magazine articles.

Gallery

References


Officially licensed Sega tournaments held in Japan
Initial D
Performai
Puyo Puyo Puyo Puyo Cup () | Season 2 () | Season 3 () | Season 4 () | Season 5 ()
Sangokushi Taisen
Virtua Fighter Kakutou Shinseki (200x) | Kakutou Shinseki II (2003) | Kakutou Shinseki III (2005) | Kakutou Shinseki IV (2006-2007) | Kakutou Shinseki V (2008-2009) | Kakutou Shinseki VI (200x)
WCCF WCCF Cup Winner's Cup (2003) | The 2nd (2003-2004) | The 3rd (2004) | The 4th (2005) | The 5th (2006) | The 6th (2006-2007) | The 7th (2009) | The 8th (2013) | The 9th (2014) | The 10th (2015-2016) | The 11th (2016-2017) | The 12th (2017-2018) | The 13th (2018-2019)

COPA Vencedores WCCF The 1st (2005) | WCCF Campeonato Regional 2010 (2010) | WCCF Campeonato Regional 2011 (2011) | Footista Player's Cup The 1st (2019-2020) | Footista Player's Cup The 2nd (2020-2022)

Others Sega TV Game-ki Zenkoku Contest (1974) | Pinball National Champion Tournament (1976)