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Shadowrun National Championship in Las Vegas results

Published on October 19, 2007 in MLG. 1 Comment

Major League Gaming at Sands

Major League Gaming held their Shadowrun championship tournament in Las Vegas this past weekend. EnragedGnome and his team (Secret Weapon) were disappointed to only finish 3rd after having a very strong team. First place (and $8000) went to TsK and second place went to StK.

News, archived video, and coverage from the event can be found here: http://www.mlgpro.com/gamechannel/shadowrun

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The most unfortunate suicide

Published on August 26, 2007 in MLG and community. 5 Comments

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Final Boss wins MLG Chicago Shadowrun tournament. Watch the video.

Published on August 20, 2007 in LAN, MLG and community. 2 Comments

Major League Gaming headed to Chicago and Final Boss won the first major Shadowrun LAN competition this past weekend. Registration sold out for the Shadowrun event in less than a minute. Only 16 teams were allowed to attend. The tournament took place over the course of two days with mainly Attrition gametypes being played.

Final Boss is comprised of two of the world’s best HALO 2 players in Walshy and OGRE 2. They are joined by OneEye and tournament MVP and former FASA developer eXt. The skill level of Final Boss is already beyond that of the nearest competition. While Shadowrun is a lot like a game of baseball in which any team can win, the pace at which team work and strategy evolves will determine who will shine at MLG. This team will single-handedly affect the culture of Shadowrun gameplay.

Go here to watch a replay of the championship finals with Final Boss versus PURE

Find more coverage of the MLG event at Gameriot.com.

Results from the tournament:

Shadowrun Pros:
Shoot to Kill
Pure
Everest
Secret Weapon

Shadowrun Semi-Pros:
Phaze 1
Cooked Gamers
Broken Mindset
TsK

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MLG adding online 6-v-6 Shadowrun tournament

Published on August 8, 2007 in MLG and community. 3 Comments

MLG is hosting several Shadowrun tournaments. Currently they are hosting a popular 4-v-4 tournament which will wrap up next week. According to their website, they are going to host an online 6-v-6 in late August. The culture of Shadowrun will greatly change with the 6-v-6 tournaments.

Of course, a lot of eyes are on MLG with their Shadowrun LAN events. They are dishing out thousands of dollars and “pro status” to many teams that win at their events.

Sources:
http://tournaments.mlgpro.com/
http://mlgpro.com/

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