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The Mega Drive Championships are series of tournaments spanning the globe, which take place on the 16-bit Sega Mega Drive video games console. The website in roughly divided into six sections; this main one focuses on International Mega Drive contests, specifically the European Mega Drive Championships which is held annually, in October, where representitives from an array of nations meet to challenge each other in a glorious retro gaming battle. The other five sections are based upon the various domestic competitions and are comprised of a number of articles ranging from Championship reviews to tournament triva. To best navigate this website the bar beneath the main image, although the box in the bottom right of the page links to the latest articles published on the website.
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The European Mega Drive Championship is king of all other Mega Drive events worldwide. The inaugural International contest was an Anglo-Irish Tournament held in England in 2007. There have been tournaments annually since then, fed by various domestic competitions, the 2009 Championship took place in Lisbon. The focus of the competitions is that of enjoyability; in playing some classic games, with good company, good coffee and the added spice of points being at stake for each game. Portugal are the current European Mega Drive Champions, beating challengers from Germany and England in a five-hour duel. The 2010 European constest will take place in Germany where the Portuguese will be looking for their third consecutive European title.
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The International competitions are fuelled by some intensely passionate domestic events. The English league is the oldest surviving Mega Drive competition in the world and has been running since 2001. Since then the contests have expanded globally and now include five nations on three continents. Qualification for the European Mega Drive Championship has quickly become the focus for the English, German and Portuguese leagues, however, tournaments are also hosted in Brazil and the United States of America. We are always on the lookout for additional members and nations to join our expanding family of tournaments and we encourage people interested in assembling three person teams to join us in Germany for an array of 16-bit button bashing at its most awesome!
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England's Atheer Shakib faces German Tobias Berg
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