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First Doom3 Tourney @ QuakeCon

Rogerpq3 writes "The battleground is set - it's confirmed that the 9th annual QuakeCon 2004 video game festival and tournament at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas on August 12-15 will host the first DOOM 3 deathmatch championship ever. Be there to game, hang out with 5,000 of your closest friends, and compete for $150,000 in cash and prizes in the NVIDIA QuakeCon 2004 Championship Tournaments. Online registration for QuakeCon 2004 has begun at www.quakecon.org, and the event is free to all attendees."

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  1. Re:Wha? by strictnein · · Score: 5, Informative

    I thought Doom3 didn't have multiplayer? (Score:2, Informative)

    How is an incorrect thought informative? Doom 3 has multiplayer. This has been known for almost a year now.

  2. Re:Wha? by DrEldarion · · Score: 4, Informative

    It has multiplayer deathmatch with, I believe, up to a whopping 4 players.

    Only the XBox version has cooperative mode, unfortunately.

    Oh, and going to id.com won't help you much. idsoftware.com, on the other hand, is probably what you're looking for.

  3. Gaylord owns by zpapasmurf · · Score: 5, Informative

    You obviously have never been to a Gaylord hotel if you insist on making fun of the name. Their hotels are some of the largest and niceset on the planet. www.gaylordhotels.com

  4. Re:doom3 release date? by strictnein · · Score: 5, Informative

    if you had RTFA you would know that this is the first time that people will have played Doom3 multiplayer (even the leaked beta didn't have that).

    Doom3 is still going to be released after quakecon. This tournament doesn't affect the release date.

  5. Re:If...... by EvilJohn · · Score: 4, Informative

    The Doom3 tournament is played on QuakeCon supplied computers, and they'll be able to run Doom3 without any problem.

    John "EvilJohn" Carney
    Director of the BYOC
    Quakecon 2004

    --

    Less Talk, More Beer.
  6. Hah! by Obiwan+Kenobi · · Score: 5, Informative

    Online registration for QuakeCon 2004 has begun at www.quakecon.org, and the event is free to all attendees.

    No, no. Online registration began back on April 14th, 2004. It was full in about a day.

    However, there is a waiting list. When you get there there will be two huge lines snaking around the walls. The smaller line is for those who've pre-registered, while the other snakes around entire second floor of the place, each player hoping for a spot in the grand ballroom.

    For those who haven't registered and wish to attend, be sure to get there EARLY. And I mean 5AM or earlier if you wish to get in.

    Good thing I got registered 30 minutes after it began...