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| Date: 1993-09-04 – 1993-09-04 |
| Location: Vienna Technical Museum[1], Mariahilfer Straße, Penzing, Vienna, Austria |
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The Sega European Championships 1993 was a series of events held across Europe during 1993. The full details (and correct name) is currently unknown.
Between April and July 1993, Sega hosted a variety of gaming competitions across several European countries, in which two groups; "junior" (12 years and under) and "senior" would compete on a variety of Sega Mega Drive and Sega Mega-CD games for a high score. The winners of the individual tournaments went on to play a grand final, held in Vienna, Austria and hosted by English actor Steven O'Donnell[2], the "face" of Sega's european advertising campaign Sega TV, on the 4th September, 1993.
Games featured in the final include Cool Spot and Jungle Strike on the Mega Drive, and Final Fight CD and Jaguar XJ220 on the Mega-CD (prior to the system's launch in many countries).
Mikael Roth of Sweden won the junior contest, while Markko Rankala of Finland won the senior contest. Damon Hill awarded the prizes.
Finalists
| Country | Event | Junior winner | Senior winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | ?? | ?? | ?? |
| Belgium | ?? | ?? | ?? |
| France | ?? | ?? | ?? |
| Finland | ?? | ?? | Markko Rankala |
| Germany | ?? | Carsten Kafke | Frank Glaser |
| Norway | ?? | ?? | ?? |
| Portugal | ?? | Carlos Alexandre | Carlos Machado Nunes[3] |
| Spain | ?? | Rafael Sánchez[4] | José Angel Garcia Torres[4] |
| Sweden | ?? | Mikael Roth | Per "Pelle"[5] Lundborg |
| Switzerland | ?? | ?? | ?? |
| United Kingdom | ?? | ?? | ?? |
Photo gallery
Mikael Roth (left) and Per Lundborg (right), Swedish champions
Magazine articles
- Main article: Sega European Championships 1993/Magazine articles.
External links
- Rare footage of the Sega European Championships 1993, originally recorded on September 4, 1993 by the older brother of Carlos Machado Nunes, the Portuguese senior finalist, at www.youtube.com
- Interview (in Portuguese) with Carlos Machado Nunes, the Portuguese senior finalist of the Sega European Championships 1993, by "The Games Tome", at www.youtube.com
References
- ↑ File:HistoriemOmSega2 SE Book.pdf, page 110
- ↑ https://www.ahatalent.co.uk/actor/steven-o-donnell/
- ↑ http://www.revistapushstart.com/video/the-games-tome-74-sega-european-challenge-1993-com-carlos-nunes/
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Todo Sega, "Octubre 1993" (ES; 1993-xx-xx), page 12
- ↑ File:HistoriemOmSega2 SE Book.pdf, page 111
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