Question: Do you think there should be a deathmatch competition in out city on a game of pure skill?

When the next experience will happen

to be announced

Where the next experience will happen

Montréal, Quebec

How the next experience will happen

Players are asked to bring their own weapon. This means, serious players must supply their entire computer system for the deathmatch day. Do whatever you got to do, but you have to bring down your own system. Mandatory ethernet (RJ45 TP) network cards are not supplied. Cards will be available for sale and installation. If you choose not to bring your system, you will be asked to use the supplied public free-access system, which is sure to have a long line up on. You must be a registered player in order to play. If you aren't registered, you can't play.

All normal and multiplayer levels will be played, There will all be multiplayer-type levels only. This is to test the true challenge of only the real aces that deserve to combat. Practicing for hundreds of hours doesn't make you the best. It just prepares you for the impossible. You will be tested for adaptability to new environments and adjustment to change. No room for wimps or fakes.

Nothing is being supplied. We will supply the tables and the electricity, and networking cables, but each player is asked to bring their own power bar, extension cords, and other additional accessories you might think is required. Sound systems or PC speakers are not allowed. Headphones only, or play deaf.

How good are you, and how long can you last?

And that's it?

We will always need your support! We can never have enough! Some places of events where we can have multiplayer death-match competitions:

Comicfest, tel.514 482 7913, ask for Elwin Shapiro
Warp 9, 6265A rue Belherbe, St-Leonard, Qc H1P 1G3, tel.514.324.1815, email:bsgo@musicb.mcgill.ca.
Micro Expo, Place Bonaventure, metro Place Bonaventure, tel.(514) 844-0502. Ask for Claude Thibault.

Yes! We can make this happen. We want you to call them up, and tell them, that you DEMAND multiplayer competitions to happen, and that you want them NOW. Tell them about this web page. Tell them how Animé de Montréal can make it happen.

And if you think you'd like to help or participate with us in any way, write some email to: cskyllas@mendax.com.

Click here for photos! >>> November 10 1996 private competition death-match'ers were:

Gigagon AMD 5x86-133 (overclocked to 160), 12Mb, CL-GD5434 Sponsored by GigaCorp
Airwolf P133, 32Mb, Millennium 2Mb Sponsored by DETi
Merlin P133, 16Mb, Mystique 2Mb
Darkforce P166, 16Mb, Mystique 2Mb
Dreamer AMD 5x86-133 (overclocked to 160), 12Mb, TVGA8900 Sponsored by GigaCorp
Alex AMD 486-100 P60, 16Mb, ATi Mach32 2Mb Sponsored by GigaCorp
Spectre AMD PR90 (overclocked to 100), 32Mb, TGUI9680 2Mb Sponsored by GigaCorp
? P60, 16Mb

Winners of the Dec.03 prize giveaway were:
Marc-Antoine Chabot, Carignan, Qc
Chris Skylas, Montréal, Qc
Jonathan M., Montréal, Qc

Tech support!
This is your one stop driver shop for IPX network drivers and needs to make your deathmatching possible. You already got the network card, but can't make it work? Cuz ya need these:

ne2000.zip IPX in a file for all NE2000/Anthem compatible cards. The file that you need, search for nothing else (revised 960703).
3c5x9.zip IPX in a file for all 3Com 3c509 cards. The file that you need, search for nothing else (revised 960703).
503.ZIP IPX in a file for all 3Com Etherlink II 3c503 8bit cards. The file that you need, search for nothing else.
SMC.ZIP IPX in a file for all SMC 80xx cards. The file that you need, search for nothing else (revised 970103).
KNE40.ZIP IPX in a file for Kingston Technology KNE40T and KNE40BT pci EtheRx cards. The file that you need, search for nothing else (revised 970126).

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