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NAVA Gathering, April 30: 25 NAVAs Packed Into One

NAVA = North Atlantic Videogame Aficionados. This is a FREE event bringing gamers together for competition, trading, and chatter.

Previously at NAVA...
- The last NAVA was held in February 2020. It was a different time!
- NAVA has been running in NJ since 1995, originating at a store called "Videogame Connections" in Howell, NJ.
- It briefly morphed into "NJ Classic" when the Howell store closed down and returned in 2006, shortly after Digital Press Videogames opened.

In This Month's NAVA: We missed 25 consecutive NAVA events due to COVID, it finally feels like it's safe enough to gather again. We all have so much to catch up on. Hopefully the silver lining is that everyone got to play a LOT more videogames while isolating, quarantining, locked down, etc. Bring your story with you along with your skills, because we're going to have as many game systems set up as possible to cram those 25 "lost" NAVA's into one mega event!

NAVA Gamer's Gathering October 26th "October Cosplay".

Last Saturday was our October Cosplay NAVA. Attendees in costumes competed for the top three costumes and a special "most original" category, all for great prizes! As always, there were game systems set up around the store for everyone to play!

NAVA Gamer Gathering, June 29th

NAVA = North Atlantic Videogame Aficionados. This is a FREE event bringing gamers together for competition, trading, and chatter. On June's NAVA, attendees played PlayStation 4 and Xbox One games. 

NAVA Gamer's Gathering, Feb 23: "Gangs In The Street"

In last month’s #NAVA, attendees played "side scrolling beat-em-up" games like Streets of Rage 3, Final Fight 3, and Double Dragon III. Chris A. put up the highest score in "Guardians Of The Hood" and won a $20 gift certificate. Mike R. had the best skills in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles In Time tournament!

NAVA Gamer Gathering, January 26: "Government Shutdown Edition"

In January's "Government Shutdown Edition" NAVA attendees played Tax Avoiders and E.T. on Atari 2600, Missile Command on PlayStation, and Mortal Kombat on SNES. Mathew D. won the arcade challenge in 1990′s Rampart by Atari. Steve L. won the tournament in Tetris Attack's VS mode!