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| Date: 1993-12 – 1993-12 |
| Location: National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, United Kingdom |
| Attendance: 75,000[1] |
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GamesMaster Live 1993 was a three-day public event based on the television programme GamesMaster. The event featured various promotional stands, contests and games. Celebrity attendees included host Dominik Diamond, Shadow from Gladiators, Nino Firetto and several mascots from video games (i.e. actors in costumes).[2]
Sega games featured
- 600 metre go-karting track.[1]
- Mick & Mack as the Global Gladiators - contest held by Virgin Games, with a mountain bike as the prize.[2]
- The Sega Bus[1]
Magazine stands
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