Nokia N-Gage Tour 2003

The N-Gage Tour 2003 was the first promotion tour for the N-Gage. It started in Helsinki on August 9, 2003 and ended in Paris on October 4, 2003. It visited more than 50 cities in 16 European countries.

On the website you coud track the truck. The N-Gage Tour allowed gamers to compete against each other as part of the N-Gage Challenge. During the Tour it had been possible to follow the N-Gage Challenge online at n-gage.com. One of the hosts of the Tour was the actress Leslie Wong.^[1]

Locations[]

North Europe[]

FIN: 9. August, Helsinki
SWE: 14 August, Stockholm, Kungsträdgården.
SWE: 16. August, Gothenburg, Gothenburg Palace.^[2]
DK: Copenhagen Ndr. Toldbod, 17 August 11am - 5pm^[3]

South Europe[]

PT:16 September,Lisbon, Alcântara docks, 6pm - 0pm^[4]
PT:15 September Porto^[5]
GRE: 26. September in Patras at the port
GRE: 27. September, Athens at Village Park and on
GRE: 28. September, Thessaloniki on the White Tower, over 50.000 people visited events in Greece^[6]
IT: 12 to 23 September unknown places, Rome^[7]

Middle Europe[]

UK & Irland[]

In the UK the Tour started in Newcastle Haymarket on 29th August and came to its conclusion on Saturday 6th September on London’s South Bank. there the tour was also supportet by celebreties from the TV series Hollyoaks, Uri Geller and some DJs from Scottland Radios. Over 20.000 people got alone to the Locations in the UK.^[8]

IRL: Dublin, 27. August, Blanchardstown Centre, 12am to 8pm^[9]

Germany, Austria, Swiss[]

GER: Leipzig, unknown Date.

All austria Events goes from 1pm to 7pm.^[10]

AT: 8. September, Salzburg, Europark, Europastrasse 1
AT: 9. September, Wien, Donauzentrum, Wagramerstrasse 81
AT: 10. September, Graz, Shopping City Seiersberg

France[]

N-Gage_Tour_2003_-_European_N-Gage_Championship_Paris_Final_(October_4,_2003)_(vid_finals_hi_1) — Video from the final in Paris

The Final stop of the tour was in Paris on October 4, 2003. The highest scoring players of Tony Hawks Pro Skater from each country had been invited to compete in a European final where one overall winner had been crowned European N-Gage Champion. The Winner was Eric Riedel from Germany.