Modern Warfare 2 Competition @ Indyhall

By Eric Monday February 22, 2010

On Saturday, Indy Hall hosted the first of what will be many gaming competitions. Geekadelphia was on the scene as a sponsor, dishing out prizes and promoting the event earlier this week. Red Bull also showed up, with several cases of the delicious energy fuel and dozens of energy shots.

All in all, it was awesome. 20 or so people came out, the perfect number for the tournament. The first place winner walked away with a wireless Xbox 360 controller, with second and third place receiving 1600 MS points from Geekadelphia.

Special thanks to Mikey Il for taking a whole mess of photos, and posting them to his Flickr page. You can also scope out Adam from Hive 76′s write up about the event on his blog, Obscure Reality.

Next up, possibly a Halo 3 tournament. We’ll see. Congrats to Parker Whitney on his first big Indy Hall event. You did good, broseph.

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Eric spends most of his time writing, taking pictures, reading, and hanging out with his (somewhat famous) chinchilla Mittens and bunny Rory. He teaches writing and literature at some local Philadelphia colleges and works in publishing. He knows absolutely nothing about sports, and is proud of it.

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3 Comments

Brendan on Monday 22, 2010

I had a blast! got 3rd place, thx to geekadelphia for the prize.
you guys definetly have a good space for this type of thing, future events should be even better!
fynflood and I had to duck out early, but we definetly will be returning for future events.
Glenn on Monday 22, 2010

There should be both another MW2 tourney also hosting a halo 3 tournament. Sry i couldn’t come out; couldn’t leave my two friends home while I went because they werent old enough. Could there probrably be a change in the age limit?
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