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Gamescampus Donates $2000 to ALS Research from 2nd Annual Shot-Online Tournament
More than 1,400 players participated the popular MMO online golf game’s annual charity event.
May 26, 2009 - San Jose, Calif. - San Jose-based online game publisher, Gamescampus.com, today announced the results of its annual online ALS Charity Tournament for its popular online golf simulation game,Shot Online. The tournament ran from May 4th through May 14th on the challenging Sosori golf course. A total of 1,417 Shot Online players participated in the charity tournament to help aid the research to cure ALS.
GamesCampus donated $1 for every player who completed the entire 18-hole Sasori course in the Shot-Online game. In addition to the $1,417 donated for each player who participated in the event, the company also donated additional funds to provide a total donation of $2,000. All proceeds are being donated to the Driving 4 Life organization to benefit its ALS Therapy Development Institute and ALS research efforts. The Shot-Online charity event has been held annually since 2006 to remember a former player who passed away from ALS (commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease).
The full list of players who participated in the charity event can be found in the Shot Online page at http://shotonline.gamescampus.com/board/view.asp?bid=ne&num=1013.
“We would like to thank everyone who participated in our annual Shot-Online ALS Charity Tournament,” said Tony Liu, Producer of Shot-Online. “We are thrilled the event was again a tremendous success, and are happy to be contributing to the Driving 4 Life organization to help raise awareness and, most importantly, a cure for ALS.”
There has been a lot of buzz generated by the Heroes in the Sky fans from the original game trial and we are excited at the progress we have made in the development of H.I.S. at this time. We have assembled a video trailer depicting actual game play. It is the latest development footage from the Korean Closed Beta version. The game improvements that were made should meet the fans and our high expectations.
It’s amazing that this article is written exactly in a way that we want to position MLBDH in the market: inexpensive alternative to sports console games.
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that our game is indeed a serious alternative to those expensive console games, not only for the price, but also for the quality. J
“MLB Dugout Heroes has amassed over 75,000 downloads since its launch.”
“Jordan O’Brien, who describes himself as an avid gamer, regularly plays popular console games such as Halo and Madden on his Xbox 360. But when the Toronto, Canada, resident first played MLB Dugout Heroes earlier this year, he quickly became addicted, sometimes playing as much as three hours a night. Mr. O’Brien says with MLB Dugout Heroes, it’s easier to find people online to play against versus Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox Live, an online gaming and media service for the Xbox 360.”
Gamescampus.com, announced today that it will launch the 2009 United Cup, a global scale tournament between the USA and European Union in its game,Shot Online. The preliminary tournament will take place today, May 13 through Tuesday, May 19th and will be held in the game’s Hela course. The finals for the tournament will be held on May 21st at the game’s Rufus Arena. There is a fee of 200,000 NG to enter the tournament. Prizes will be awarded to the top ten players and will include special equipment, clothing sets and campus credits.
“The United Cup has become our most popular event because our US and European players love to battle each other for the win,” said Eliot Kim, Community Manager of Shot Online. “Shot Online has a tremendous following across the globe and we are looking forward to a great turnout, as always, for the tournament this year.”
About the 2009 United Cup
Any player (beginner, amateur, semi pro or pro) can participate in the 2009 United Cup. Players are allowed to participate in the tournament with only one character (the highest level character per account) and can participate in this tournament up to eight times. The best score submitted will be the player’s final score.
In the tournament, players will be asked whether they are from United States or the European Union and then will be matched against players from their own region. Players also have the option to choose to represent either the United States or the European Union if they have a preference.
The top ten players from the USA and European Union will play in the United Cup Finals on May 21st at Shot Online’s Rufus Arena for special prizes. Winners will each be awarded prizes including a set of United Cup clothing, a repairable United Cup driver and 5,000 campus credits.
The Los Angeles Dodgers‘ Manny Ramirez has been suspended 50 games after failing a test for performance enhancing drugs, according to a report the team’s Web site.
The announcement was made shortly after noon eastern time. According to the report, Ramirez says that the positive test came about because of medication prescribed to him by a doctor.
According to the report, Ramirez would be eligible to return around July 3, depending on the number of rainouts the team experiences.
Under Major League Baseball’s rules regarding performance-enhancing substances:
First offense results in a 50-game suspension
Second offense results in a 100-game suspension
Third offense results in a lifetime ban
The report said Juan Pierre would be the immediate replacement for Ramirez in left field and the team will likely promote rookie Xavier Paul from Triple-A Albuqueruque to replace Ramirez on the active roster.
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