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Entries in EVO (2)

Wednesday
Aug102011

EVO 2011 -- What Does It Feels Like To Throw A Fireball For $10,000

As of me typing this little entry, we are about a week out from the events that transpired at this year's EVO. A great deal of joy and surprise was had by all that were interested. For those who filled up my Twitter feed with, "What's an EVO?" Go here for the full history.

There seems to be something strange happening in the fighting game community. The level of recognition and genuine interest has been hard-fought over the past decade. Within that time, fighting game makers: Namco, Capcom, Aksys, have helped and hurt the culture. There was an obvious feeling of rushed games or just too many to play at one time. Games around the turn of the millennium were having a renaissance genre-wide. During the era of Third Strike, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 and Guilty Gear, there were so many iterations of fighting games, it was almost like, Guitar Hero.

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Friday
Jul162010

Video: Richard Li's EVO 2010

EVO 2010 from richhhard on Vimeo.

I really don't have much to say other than to check out Richard Li's blog on his EVO 2010 experience. Personally, I watched the event [live stream] and was surprised by the upsets and the veterans who are still sharp after all these years. 

I <3 Fighting Games.