the line of the new P4 comps
even the plasma screen's hooked up to the event
here we get up & down personally on ingame footage
oh yea, did I mention bout the competitor's free (sponsored) T-shirts?
few rounds of time crsis II
a view of the playing booths
mostly CTF rounds
mostly CTF rounds were played
overlooking the no food in booth rule.. oh what the heck!
the matches lasted kinda the night which were continued the next day.
here we are at E-zone orchard cineleisure
shot of the stunning roof
and heres day2
inside one of the main theatres
and the party's on again
as you can see lots had been spent into acostics of the theatre
the crowds don't seem to be leaving thou...
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all in hand it was a good party, wait for the next one dudes!
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the roof architecture
some funky wood paneling.. nice design anyway
note the extensive use of sound damping/reflection wood for acoustics
view of the general stage
the 2 teir seats
close up of the stage and mini performance
e-zone's comps at ready souped up to the latest hardware, not to mention sony flatscreen CRT screens!
entrance to the main lobby
a better view of the lower storey seats
the seats on the upper tier are rather cramped with rather adequetly moderate leg space
which made moving within the rows kinda difficult, not to mention casuing distractions
exterior shot
the crowds are in
another exterior shot
the party 2 kinda took over some of the arcade space
workers on the roof
& the matches start! (day 1)
shot from the sidewalk
the area was literally a bass station with each comp spotting a cambridge sdwks 2.1 system.
newly transplanted greens
there are 2 projector TV, hooked up to a random pc of chioce
teams battle out on elimination style selections
view of the 2 domes
the banner and our sponsors
guess whose feet is who's?
thats all folks!
the place is kinda fenced up lots thou, giving an undesired unfinished look
talking bout air conditioning overkill
theres an extensive underground network linking to all adjacent buildings, with lifts for the handicapped.
sunlight's relatively well blocked the fin's unique arrangement