Community news roundup for November 29th
@ #14 and #15 If you want to watch high level play from Dreamhack,should chek out the losers finals and grand finals. Grand Finals:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0LXyGG2pp8&feature=related Losers finals: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fEB4tnwDf8&feature=related
Super vs Battle 20-X results for Super Street Fighter 4, HDR, 3rd Strike
@RyanHart do you know why Alioune doesn't travel to international tournaments like Dreamhack, ECL, SVB, EVO etc?
EVO 2010 results, battle logs, photos and more
Justin Wong losing to Gamerbee ins't a big deal imo. Gamerbee have proven his skills against the top japanese players like Daigo etc. Justin should have won against Vangief, but it was a tough matchup for Rufus against Zangief, and the match could have gone either way. Even Daigo had huge problems against Lamerbois Guile. Daigo won 2-0, but both games were super close.
EVO 2010 results, battle logs, photos and more
The stream is much better now. Hardly any lag at all.
Super Street Fighter 4 match videos from ESWC
I think gaming (Starcraft) is considered a sport in Korea. The top players make over 100 000 dollars a year and are celebrities.
ESWC results for Super Street Fighter 4
Didn't Madcats pay for Daigos trip to SSF4 Fight Club in LA, where Justin and Daigo played a show match that finihsed with a double K.O Daigo signing with Madcats should give him free trips to tournaments and maybe even a monthly salary.
ESWC results for Super Street Fighter 4
#70 Marn said that the japanese players that got invited wanted the ESWC to pay for their trip. Of course Madcatz would pay for Daigo, but maybe they were to late? The deadline was 11 of june.
ESWC results for Super Street Fighter 4
#53 Most players in this tournament had to win qualifying events in their countries. France had 3 qualifying spots where LordDVD finished first, Luffy second and Yamazaki third. USA, Japan, Korea and UK didn't have any ESWC qualifiers this year so they invited top players from thoses countries. The invited players needed to pay for the trip themselves, so the japanese players declined the invite.
Justin Wong and Marn at ESWC, $14,000 in prize money
#42 They had a ESWC-qualifierin France where the top 3 players advanced to this tournament. It's a shame France can't have more players, I would love to see Starnab and Alioune in this tournament
