Qualifying Rounds Begin for Verizon PlayLinc TrackMania Online Game Tournament

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October 31st, 2006 Leave a comment Visited 25 times, 1 so far today

Qualifying Rounds Begin for Verizon PlayLinc TrackMania Online Game Tournament

It’s time for online gamers of all skill levels to start their engines, as qualifying rounds for the first-ever Verizon PlayLinc TrackMania Tournament are under way. Sponsored by broadband leader Verizon, video game developer Nadeo and game technology developer Super Computer International (SCI), the tournament features the popular, family-friendly racing game, TrackMania Nations. In the game, players compete by racing virtual cars around futuristic tracks, performing fantastic auto acrobatics with just a click of the arrows on the players’ computer keyboards. The player with the fastest time around the track wins.

Registration and qualifying rounds last until Nov. 14. All registrants will receive a free download of TrackMania Nations, and the Verizon PlayLinc game browser that will connect them to other gamers to race against on six qualifier tracks. “We’ve designed this tournament to be fast-paced, family friendly and, above all else, really fun,” said Jason Henderson, games product manager for Verizon. “TrackMania Nations is easy to play and appeals to both experienced and amateur gamers. The PlayLinc game browser will make it easy for entrants to race against their competitors, talk to one another and keep track of how they’re doing on their qualifier times. It’s going to be a blast.”

Players can register for the tournament and receive the free TrackMania Nations and PlayLinc downloads by visiting http://verizon.playlinc.com/tournament. Entrants can race as often as they like and must beat the qualifying time for all six tracks during the qualification period in order to qualify for the tournament finals, which run from Nov. 16-19. Tournament finals will consist of three tournament tracks — where time trials will determine who moves on — and the final tournament track where 10 contestants will race against each other in elimination rounds. The top three in each elimination race will advance to the next round until the final elimination round, where single elimination will determine the top 10 racers for the Championship.

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