Dell Makes Every Night College Game Night

New College Gaming League Harnesses the Passion for PC and Console Gaming Across Campuses and Across the Country

ROUND ROCK, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

The playing field is virtual, but the rivalries are real in Dell's new College Gaming League. Established exclusively for college students, the CGL provides a community and framework for avid PC and console gamers to connect and compete.

League membership is free and open to all college students. Benefits include:

    --  Public game servers for all members;

    --  Exclusive offers on systems and games;

    --  Member communication tools, including IM;

    --  Blogs, ratings and rankings;

    --  School pages;

    --  Weekly "Play with a Pro" game nights;

    --  Open- and closed-ladder tournaments; and

    --  A Premier League and national championship tournament where
        school teams compete.

Prizes for periodic tournaments will include Dell gaming systems and cash or scholarship awards.

Register now on Dell University's official College Gaming League Web site. Build your profile, check out your school's page and get ready to target your rivals.

Check out one of the weekly "Play with a Pro" nights. Competitive action begins this summer.

The College Gaming League is sponsored by the Dell University Program, which offers education discounts and customized PC bundles for students, faculty, and staff at thousands of participating schools across the country.

    Links to:

    CGL.DellUniversity.com

    www.DellUniversity.com

    About Dell

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Source: Dell Inc.

Released April 10, 2008