Competitions
November, 2003
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May 2003
We have our three winners from the No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way competition. They are:
Matt Eade, Attic Media
Tony Butler, Royal Bank of Scotland
Geoff Goff, Kroll Worldwide
Congratulations gentlemen!
March 2003
Courtesy of Entertain
Limited we have three copies of No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way to give away.
The game won the International Press Academy's 2003 Golden Satellite Award in New Media for Outstanding Execution of a Gaming Concept - Game of the
Year. The title has also been chosen as GameSpy's PC Overall Game of the Year and as the
2002 IGN Action Vault Single-Player Game of the
Year.
It is a great single-player game with an involving story and, true to our team-oriented approach, a nice cooperative mode for up to four players, just like in the original Doom.
Cybernetic’s has three copies to give away through my involvement with the Entertain Limited which distributes the underlying technology of the game.
To enter just e-mail paul@cybernetic.co.uk
with the name of the heroine of the game (hint, it's on the main NOLF2 web site) and we’ll put your name in and draw three winners.
December, 2001
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competition! Answer a skill testing question and win a
limited-edition Quake III Arena metal-box set. The
question: What does BFG stand
for in Doom? The three winners, who got it right and were
the first three names drawn out of the hat, are:
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June 2001
On Thursday, June 14th we hosted a competition at The Playing Fields, sponsored by
AMD. Corporate and banking teams from Art Works, Barclays Capital, BT Openworld, Conchango, CSC, Grey Interactive, Illumina, JP Morgan Chase, Royal Bank of Scotand, ShoutTV and others played Counter-Strike
through the evening, assisted by free drinks, food and much thumping music by
Man With No Name..
On the same evening the winners of the Quake III Arena free-for-all competition were,
in first place Sujoy
Roy (left), in second place Aaron Meyer (right) and in third place Jamie Harrison (center). They each won AMD processor and motherboard combinations.
May 2000
Computer
Sciences Corporation convincingly won City Cyber Challenge
II competition, sponsored by AMD, on May 12th with devastating firepower, movement and skill on Space
CTF, Q3CTF4. Second place went to Kroll Buchler Phillips and third place to
TNFour.
Neil Spencer (aka Bobfat),
Steve Griggs (aka GriBBsY), Dave Janman (aka Jamanio)
Tony Lugard (aka
Elf)
July 1999
The finals of the City Cyber Challenge, sponsored by IBM Netfinity, were held on Thursday, July 1 1999 and we now have the top Quake II deathmatch team in the City of London, the Totem Wasps:
From the left we have John McGoff from Bear Stearns, Adam Casey and David Tutton from Totem Market Valuation and Jim Wilkinson from Bear Stearns. Nathan Evans from Greenwich Natwest could not make the finals but had helped the team get there in the two previous rounds. They fought a best of three series against Tullett & Tokyo and beat them in two very hard fought games. In third place came Royal Trust Bank.