Tetris Party Tournament Starts Tomorrow
Nov. 30
Think you're good at Tetris Party? Like winning free Wii Points? Then the Tetris Party Tournament, which starts tomorrow and runs through January 31, is for you. The good news is, it doesn't even seem that hard. All you have to do is finish in the top 500. Should be a piece of cake. Hit the jump for all the details.
If Tetris Party isn't your thing, maybe a free download code for "A Kingdom for Keflings" on XBLA is more your style. That's right, GPArcade is giving away yet another freebie. Look for a post on it later this week.
To celebrate the launch of Tetris® Party, the newest official Tetris® game on WiiWare", Tetris Online, Inc. today announced that it will host a series of tournaments beginning December 1, 2008. The tournaments will give Tetris Party players the chance to compete for Wii Points".Related Links: GPArcade's Holiday Gift Guide Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3This means that now is the time for you to begin practicing your Tetris stacking, puzzle solving, and Tetrimino racing skills to boost your chances of winning!
The first tournament will comprise four rounds, featuring four unique variants of Tetris PartyMarathon, Field Climber, Shadow, and Stage Racer. At the end of each round, players will receive a rank and confirmation code from the game. (See additional details below.)
The first Tetris Party Tournament begins Dec. 1, 2008 and will run through Jan. 31, 2009. The first of the four rounds will end Dec. 15, 2008. To register, players must visit www.tetrisparty.com/tournament. This is also where players will also input their confirmation code. The confirmation code must be entered once for each round the player participates in. Each player's rank will determine the amount of tournament points they receive for that round.
Five hundred (500) prizes will be awarded, one to each of the top 500 eligible entrants. Final rankings are calculated by totaling the points awarded to each entrant based on his or her results for each round of the tournament. As you can see, it will be really important to submit a score for every round!
Andrew Ramsey (39)
Ian Guss (43)
Sean Ely (5)
Tae Kim (1)
Will Herring (41)
Comments
This looks like it will be easy if I knew how to play good but I don't I may still try to enter, I want that free game you are giving away for the Xbox.
i never been much for tetris. but my mom was she used to be best i ever saw at it. wish she was still alive i would of hooked system up where she was and goot her to play.
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