Congratulations to Carlo Racela and Daniel Chua for winning the 1st International Tekken 6 Tournament, which was held here in the Philippines in Trinoma Mall last Saturday (December 13)
The Philippines' very own Carlo Racela won 1ST PLACE and was the overall champion, winning against Australia, while Daniel Chua won 4TH PLACE. Both of them got some really great prizes for the effort, too!
For more information, check out the original news post I found in http://www.hackenslash.net/ . Here's the direct link to the news article, with a video as well:
http://blogs.inquirer.net/hackenslash/2008/12/15/filipinos-win-international-tekken-tilt/#comments
Just an excerpt, below :
Filipinos win international Tekken tilt
12/15/08
Posted under Competition, Gaming Scene, Tekken
THIS recent win proves again that Filipinos are at par with international players of video games.
Filipino players Carlo Racela and Daniel Chua both placed high among the players in the International Tekken 6 Championships held at the TriNoMa Mall in Quezon City last Saturday.
Racela beat Australia’s Andrew Kim in a race-to-five match for the championship round.
Click this link for the full article
The Philippines' very own Carlo Racela won 1ST PLACE and was the overall champion, winning against Australia, while Daniel Chua won 4TH PLACE. Both of them got some really great prizes for the effort, too!
For more information, check out the original news post I found in http://www.hackenslash.net/ . Here's the direct link to the news article, with a video as well:
http://blogs.inquirer.net/hackenslash/2008/12/15/filipinos-win-international-tekken-tilt/#comments
Just an excerpt, below :
Filipinos win international Tekken tilt
12/15/08
Posted under Competition, Gaming Scene, Tekken
THIS recent win proves again that Filipinos are at par with international players of video games.
Filipino players Carlo Racela and Daniel Chua both placed high among the players in the International Tekken 6 Championships held at the TriNoMa Mall in Quezon City last Saturday.
Racela beat Australia’s Andrew Kim in a race-to-five match for the championship round.
Click this link for the full article