The nation's best cyber-athletes are already beginning to gather in New York City for the World Cyber Games US Open. Who knows what kind of trials they've endured as they've trained for months, quite possibly years, analyzing the subtleties of each individual frame of animation found in their favorite video game. These competitors, after tirelessly battling countless opponents, will ultimately prove themselves by facing their greatest challenge yet ... you.
For those confident in their gaming skills, it's not too late to join the World Cyber Games. The WCG is the leading video game tournament in the world, offering corporate sponsored cash prizes that are beginning to rival other more legitimate sporting events. Those that want to partake in the competition will want to find one of 28 Circuit City stores that are participating in the newly announced World Cyber Games Tour.
The Tour will feature two tricked out motor coaches, loaded with HDTVs and tournament games, including: Gears of War, Dead or Alive 4, Project Gothem Racing 3, Tony Hawk's Project 8, FIFA Soccer 07 and Need for Speed Carbon. Players will be competing for a chance to earn wild card slots into a regional WCG event, where they'll have a chance to be defeated by one of the nation's top players. For more details on the tour, visit Circuit City's website.
Reader Comments (4)
Posted: May 31st 2007 11:16PM (Unverified) said
I always find the term cyber-athlete laughable. I wish we could call them something else =/.
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Posted: Jun 1st 2007 8:08AM baby sea tuna said
Wait, Circuit City hasn't put themselves out of business yet?
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Posted: Jun 1st 2007 11:27AM (Unverified) said
ya you can all laugh at cyber-athletes and whatnot and i myself am forced to smile at that title as well.
But PGR3 is one of the few games that I'm damn good at. Anyone see a list of cities anywhere?
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But PGR3 is one of the few games that I'm damn good at. Anyone see a list of cities anywhere?
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