Major League Gaming (MLG), a worldwide console gaming league for professional video game players, announced the results of its 3rd tournament, which is part of the 10-event 2004 MLG season presented by Nokia N-Gage. The event was held April 17-18 at the Area 51 Club in Dallas, Texas. Some of the best competition from all over North America flew in to compete. Cash prizes for the winners totaled over $15,000.

Major League Gaming (MLG) is committed to promoting competitive gaming to the level of professional sports in the US and around the world, MLG's qualifying events include 6 regional and 3 "Major" tournaments, with a season ending "Championship"; all are held in top US markets.

For more information visit their website at www.mlgpro.com .

This years results were:
Halo Free For All:
1st Place: KillerN (Nick Urso, TX)
2nd Place: Zyos (Matt Leto, TX)
3rd Place: Walshy (David Walsh, MI) & Gintron (Chris Collins, WV) - tie

Halo 3 vs. 3 Team Competition:
1st Place: Team StK: Ogre 1 (Danny Ryan, NJ), Ogre 2 (Tommy Ryan, NJ), Stragepurple (Doug Fabrizio, NJ)
2nd Place: Team AP: Anti (Josh Crahan, TX), KillerN (Nick Urso, TX), Boo (Chris Billington, Canada)
3-4th Place: Team MP: Clockwork (Kushik Dutta, WA), Deeter (Pat Danford, NC), Saiyan (Ryan Danford, NC)
3-4th Place: Team FJ: Gintron (Chris Ginner,FL), Killer (Ryan Hughes, FL), T2 (ThomasTaylor, FL)

Gran Turismo 3 Competition:
1st Place: MaxE (Max Ehrlich, NY)
2nd Place: Hogster-iR (Eric Bauman, KY)
3rd Place: 3rdgenracerX (Michael Overstreet, AR)

Soul Calibur II Competition:
1st Place: RTD (Robert Combs, GA)
2nd Place: Mick (Marquette Yarbrough, TN)
3rd Place: The Yo-Man (Kerron Williams, GA)
4th Place: Blaze (Jason Wright, TX)

N-Gage Competition (Tony Hawk):
1st Place: Zyos (Matt Leto, TX)
2nd Place: Dyslexia (Joe Renaud, OH)