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The Eurogamer Expo has partnered with Dell-owned gaming PC brand, Alienware, to offer daily prizes throughout the expo and launch a three-round competition to win an Alienware X51.

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Virgin has announced ahead of Microsoft’s E3 press conference it has partnered with the firm for Xbox Live Tournaments.

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Blizzard has elaborated on the StarCraft II and World of Warcraft tournaments which will be taking place during BlizzCon in October.

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EA has announced it’s to make Virgin Gaming its official “worldwide provider” of online tournaments for EA Sports’ competitive play, pay-to-enter and sponsored tournaments.

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Blizzard just confirmed the formation of a new type of tournament in World of Warcraft’s Arena System to “take place on special realms” and which will “allow competitors to instantly create level-70 characters with epic equipment, placing the focus on tactics and execution rather than normal adventuring.”

The tournaments will start in April with two rounds of online qualifiers in Europe, South Korea, North America, and the regions of Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. You have to pay to play: 15€/£12 in Europe; 20,000 won in South Korea; $20 in North America; and NT$450 in the regions of Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau.

The tournaments will “run for six weeks. During this time, teams will play 3-vs.-3 matches on the tournament realm in their region, with the top four teams from each round advancing to the regional finals to compete for more than $27,000 in cash prizes. Winners from each region will then be invited to a global championship event to compete for $120,000 in cash prizes, including a $75,000 grand prize.”

Keep an eye on this for more details.