Counter Strike 1.6 - www.readmore.de
Readmore.de Warcraft III - www.readmore.de
Counter Strike: Source - eFever
Quake III Arena - derquaker.com
Enemy Territory - own3D.tv
DotA - own3D.tv

1. Place – 250 Euro + Dell Mini 9
2. Place – 150 Euro
3. Place – 100 Euro

- Only videos that have not been published previously are eligible for contest submission. Videos submitted may not take part in any other contest activities.
- At the start or end of the video - the artist has to mention the “Games Mini Video Contest” powered by Dell Mini and the official contest URL
- The video length must be exactly 99 seconds
- Except for the contest sponsors - no other sponsors can be displayed or mentioned in the video
- Commercial marketing of any kind is prohibited
- Only recorded game sequences, e.g. from replays, can be used. Trailers, movies and music videos are not allowed
- Trailers of any kind are excluded from the contest
- Intro and outro are optional

- The minimum age for particpants in the Quake 3 category is 18 years
- The participation of teams as single contesters is allowed. The teams have to appoint an official representative for the team to participate in the contest. Only the representative is allowed to upload. The representative will receive any prizes on behalf of the team
- A single person or team is only allowed to upload and submit one video per game category

- Participants have to send an email with the subject “Video Contest Registration“ to: mini@own3d.tv
- In the email, participants should state:
-- Full Name[/b] (in case of teams: name of all team members and the name of the team)
-- Birth date[/b]
-- Postal address[/b]
-- E-Mail address[/b]
-- Telephone numbers[/b]
-- Game Category (e.g. Counter Strike 1.6)[/b]
After this email application has been confirmed by the contest organizers – the participants of the contest will receive all relevant guidelines for uploading their videos. Uploading videos without proper contest application or publishing them on other web sites will lead to automatic disqualification.

- All participants must enroll via email and upload their videos on own3d.tv until 02.27.2009 24:00 (CET) the latest
- Videos that have been uploaded after the official end of the contest are disqualified from the contest
- A dedicated Jury will select the top 9 videos for each category
- The top 9 videos of each category will be published on the corresponding partner sites. The community of the contest portals will then elect the final winners

3rd February 2009 – Launch of the contest – enrollment and uploads
27th February 2009 – End of uploads
2nd March 2009 – Jury Announcement of the 9 finalists - start of community votes
10th March 2009 – Vote analysis & winner announcements

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With own3D’s unique x264 video converter – users can convert and upload their videos 3 times faster than with traditional web-based options.

own3D does not make any quality restrictions for embedding - using the embed-code for posting videos on blogs and forums is hence easy and satisfying.

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On every level the documentary wants to be as big and brash as possible where often times a more objective and varied approach would have delivered something closer to the "truth" about pro-gaming. There are some great positives about pro-gaming, few of which get a mention. There are also some really negative things, many of which are gone into but not in specific detail and not with a variety of different perspectives. Instead we get a kind of solid continuity, as though this were a fictional story and not the complex real world we all live in. In 2007 WSVG was the big organization for the duel games these players were playing and yet from this documentary the viewer would not know anything but the CPL existed.