I was at my local Gamestop recently and I asked if they were going to hold a big tournament for upcoming Halo 3 like they did for the last Madden game. They said they really wanted to, but they would need a huge screen for it to work. They asked to rent one or two of our local cinema's screens on Halo 3's launch day, but the cinema refused, even though the Gamestop employees offered to pay them fairly for the use of their screens. This petition is to show our local theater the big mistake they are making: the release of Halo 3 is a bigger event than they imagine, and they will be missing out on a lot of money and goodwill from local gamers if they don't partner with Gamestop to host the proposed tournament.
So, let me ask you: If there was a Halo 3 tournament at your local cinema, displayed on a HUGE screen by a hi-def projector, would you participate in it There may or may not be entry fees and/or awesome prizes for top rankers (there would probably be both)... The purpose of this petition is just to show my local cinema how many people would pay to participate in a Halo 3 tournament on the silver screen. If you're a fan of Halo or of potentially awesome tournaments, please sign! Thanks for your time.
The theater management reached out this morning to discuss the proposal after seeing the current level of interest. I am preparing a formal meeting to present the projected attendance figures and revenue potential for the launch day event.
3 Comments
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Jason Lambert
19 years ago
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literally just take my money already. LAN on a cinema projector is basically the dream.
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Mike Huang
19 years ago
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This would be so sick on a big screen. Way better than playing in my bedroom all night.
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Sarah Sinclair
19 years ago
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The theater is missing out on so much cash. Everyone I know is already planning to play this for like 3 days straight. Get with the times!!
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I was at my local Gamestop recently and I asked if they were going to hold a big tournament for upcoming Halo 3 like they did for the last Madden game. They said they really wanted to, but they would need a huge screen for it to work. They asked to rent one or two of our local cinema's screens on Halo 3's launch day, but the cinema refused, even though the Gamestop employees offered to pay them fairly for the use of their screens. This petition is to show our local theater the big mistake they are making: the release of Halo 3 is a bigger event than they imagine, and they will be missing out on a lot of money and goodwill from local gamers if they don't partner with Gamestop to host the proposed tournament.
So, let me ask you: If there was a Halo 3 tournament at your local cinema, displayed on a HUGE screen by a hi-def projector, would you participate in it There may or may not be entry fees and/or awesome prizes for top rankers (there would probably be both)... The purpose of this petition is just to show my local cinema how many people would pay to participate in a Halo 3 tournament on the silver screen. If you're a fan of Halo or of potentially awesome tournaments, please sign! Thanks for your time.
The theater management reached out this morning to discuss the proposal after seeing the current level of interest. I am preparing a formal meeting to present the projected attendance figures and revenue potential for the launch day event.
3 Comments
J
Jason Lambert
19 years ago
Featured
literally just take my money already. LAN on a cinema projector is basically the dream.
M
Mike Huang
19 years ago
Featured
This would be so sick on a big screen. Way better than playing in my bedroom all night.
S
Sarah Sinclair
19 years ago
Featured
The theater is missing out on so much cash. Everyone I know is already planning to play this for like 3 days straight. Get with the times!!
literally just take my money already. LAN on a cinema projector is basically the dream.