New Game tournaments
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| New Game tournaments |
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| Date: 2000-2001 |
| Location: Russia |
New Game tournaments were several tournaments organized by the New Game company in Russia.
Contents
Known tournaments
September 16,2000
Tournament took place in a main store in Moscow with the game Mortal Kombat:
- Fourth place - two Sega A-3 joysticks went to Vladimir Mikshin
- Third place - two Sega BBG 4 joysticks went to Sergey Varfolomeev
- Second place - one game to choose went to Alexander Kravchenko
- The first place - Magistr Drive 3 console went to Zakharov Artyom.[1]
October 14,2000
Another tournament in Mortal Kombat.
- The main prize - Magistr Drive 3.
- Second place prize - Any Sega, Super Nintendo or Dendy Cartridge from the one currently available for purchase.
- Third place prize - Two Sega joysticks.
- Fourth Prize - One Sega Joystick.
Additionally, all participants of the Tournament, without exception, received 5 stickers with the NewGame logo as a gift.[2]
August 04,2001
Dead or Alive 2 tournament for Sega Dreamcast:
- First place - Magistr Station went to Godin Roman.
- Second place and prize - X-Razer steering wheel for PC went to Pozdeyev Pavel.
- Third place - any game for the console of his choice went to Vasyutin Dmitriy.
- Fourth place - a book about video games, went to Drozhzhin Ivan.[3]
Magazine articles
- Main article: New Game tournaments/Magazine articles.
References
| Tournaments in Eastern Europe related to Sega |
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| Slovenia |
| Sega Open 93 (1993) |
| Serbia and Montenegro |
| II Otvoreno Prvenstvo Beograda u Kompjuterskim Igrama (1995) |
| Hungary |
| Sega Verseny 1994 (1994) | Eternal Champion (1994) | I. Sega játékbajnokság (1995) | Sega Verseny 1996 (1996) |
| Russia |
| Wrestlemania Tournament (1996) | Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Tournament (1997) | New Game tournaments (2000-2001) |
| Poland |
| Turniej Virtua Fighter 2 (1996) | Wygraj Samochód z Sega Saturn (1996) | Extreme Party 2 (2001) |
| Bulgaria |
| Mortal Kombat 3 Ultimate Tournament (1998) | Sega World (Tournament) (2009) |