One of the main goals of Game Culture is to serve gamers with information about local events and competitions nationwide. And one of the biggest problems gamers face in New Zealand is the lack of information about gaming events. The media can be a good source of information but will usually only cover big events that have an international scope or focus (such as xLAN and the WCG). We support these events and organisers as well, but we’re also trying to provide support for the local gamers and smaller gaming events.

We’ve come up with the idea to create a directory of contacts which will consist of individuals and other organisations that support video game culture in New Zealand.

If you’ve got a gaming event, LAN or just want your clan or news advertised somewhere to gain support from the public, this is the place to do it. Game Culture will upload your details to the gaming directory which we’ve  dubbed as the ‘New Zealand Gaming League Directory’.

The directory is located here. If you would like your organisation or event to be added to this list, contact us here. Be sure to include all relevant details about your event or organisation including contact details (phone, email etc), names, addresses. If your event is a one-off event, that’s fine too, just be sure to let us know so we can keep the directory up to date. If you are charging an entry fee for your event, please include these details also.

Competitions

If your event is a competition rather than a LAN or social get together for gamers, PLEASE include details of what type of competition it is and for what type of console (that is PC, Xbox 360, PS3 etc).

International Competitions, events and gaming leagues

We will also be including details of international organisations (such as the Aussie Xbox competitive ladder) to the directory. If you know of any competitive gaming leagues or organisations that we haven’t added or you think should be listed, contact us here.

Thanks for your support and gameon!