How to Host a Video Game Tournament
Hit up some friends that like to play video games, and set out a designated date that is good for everyone., Figure out a game that everyone agrees on, and make sure it is "tournament approved"., Some examples of "tournament approved" games: Guitar...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Hit up some friends that like to play video games
Here are some things a game must include for it to be "tournament approved":
A fun multiplayer mode, with scores ("kills" and "deaths" are acceptable).
Preferably a 4 player multiplayer, 2 & 3 player is okay only if you have about 5-6 people, any more and you want 4 player.
It must have excitement and have a theme or subject everyone understands.
The matches, races, songs, games, or whatever you play in the game must not drag on forever! People lose interest after a while. ,, At this time you should also organize the tournament, whether you randomize or strategize the matches, get it all together. , Show them where the snacks are and if they have any stuff take it for them and put it in a room you won't be using, this will be your room for guests' coats and items.
Sit down with them and chat calmly, this way it is easy to leave and greet incoming guests without being rude. , Explain how it is going to work and make sure each individual fully understands the process.
If you are randomly organizing (such as drawing out of a hat) get that done at this time. , -
Step 2: and set out a designated date that is good for everyone.
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Step 3: Figure out a game that everyone agrees on
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Step 4: and make sure it is "tournament approved".
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Step 5: Some examples of "tournament approved" games: Guitar Hero (the oldest one you should use can only be Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock)
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Step 6: Call of Duty (Modern Warfare
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Step 7: World at War
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Step 8: or Modern Warfare 2)
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Step 9: Rock Band
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Step 10: Mario Kart (no older than the GameCube version)
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Step 11: and Halo.
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Step 12: Gather all supplies needed; snacks
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Step 13: beverages
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Step 14: game console
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Step 15: controllers
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Step 16: video game.
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Step 17: As the guests (or contestants) arrive
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Step 18: greet them nicely and show them to where the tournament is being held.
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Step 19: Keep everyone under control and introduce them to the system of your tournament.
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Step 20: Enjoy the tournament!
Detailed Guide
Here are some things a game must include for it to be "tournament approved":
A fun multiplayer mode, with scores ("kills" and "deaths" are acceptable).
Preferably a 4 player multiplayer, 2 & 3 player is okay only if you have about 5-6 people, any more and you want 4 player.
It must have excitement and have a theme or subject everyone understands.
The matches, races, songs, games, or whatever you play in the game must not drag on forever! People lose interest after a while. ,, At this time you should also organize the tournament, whether you randomize or strategize the matches, get it all together. , Show them where the snacks are and if they have any stuff take it for them and put it in a room you won't be using, this will be your room for guests' coats and items.
Sit down with them and chat calmly, this way it is easy to leave and greet incoming guests without being rude. , Explain how it is going to work and make sure each individual fully understands the process.
If you are randomly organizing (such as drawing out of a hat) get that done at this time. ,
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