SSFIV (412 entrants, Top 8 payout)
1. GamerBee (Adon)
2. Momochi (Ken, Akuma)
3. EG Justin Wong (Makato, Rufus, Cammy, Balrog)
4. Arturo "Sabin" Sanchez (Dhalsim, Rose)
5. EMP.Sanford Kelly (Sagat, C. Viper)
5. Mike Ross (E. Honda)
7. EMP.Dieminion (Guile)
7. FYC.MarlinPie (Cammy)

Marvel (DC, $20 entry, $3,000 pot bonus, long format, 85 entrants)

1. IFC.Yipes
2. Chris Schmidt
3. EMP.Xecutioner
4. Neo
5. Demon Hyo
5. Harry Potter
7. EMP.Sanford Kelly
7. EG.Justin Wong

Super Turbo (Arcade $50 entry, Top 5 payout, long format - 26 entrants)
1. Daigo (Boxer, Dictator)
2. Frank (Roy Bisel) (O. Sagat, Boxer)
3. Arturo Sanchez (Dhalsim)
4. MarzGotti (Guile, O. Guile)
5. Ghaleon (O. Sagat)
5. EG Justin Wong (O. Sagat)

"Frank beats Justin's O'sagat and Sabin's Sim in very close fashion. Daigo, Pretty much destroys everyone. Daigo, also counter picks Sabin's Sim with Dictator!"

3rd Strike (Arcade, 21 Teams)
1. Team EG Unstoppable - EG Justin (CH), Nica KO (YA), Issei (YU)
2. Team SB:R - Henry Cen (HU), Ghaleon (RY), Momochi (YU)
3. Team Texas - EG Marn (YU), Buktooth (KE), Fubarduck (CH)

UMK3 (Arcade w/ optional PSX pads, 34 entrants of TOP comp)

1. Reo - LI
2. moe30W - Chicago
3. throwrrrr - Chicago
4. Konqrr - SLC Utah
5. Shock - NJ

GGXX:AC ($300 pot bonus. 45 entrants)
1. MarlinPie (ED/Sl)
2. Steve H (KY)
3. Marn (ED/JA)

BB:CS (94 entrants)
1. Zidanel33t (The Wolfman Gerber Baby) (HZ)
2. LordKnight (LI)
3. JetM (JI)

SSFIV Teams (unofficial, 56 teams)
1. Sanford/IFC Yipes/Juicebox
2.
3.

Tekken 6 (unofficial - run by Axiom)
1st - Sluch (Lili/Alisa/Christie)
2nd - Derrick Legend (Julia)
3rd - Tony Stark (Bob/Miguel)

TvC (unofficial - run by Kurasa)
1st - Ryry (Jun, Zero, Ryu)
2nd - Keits (Blade, Ryu)
3rd - Kurasa (Saki, Doronjo, Chun)

KOF2002UM top 5 (unofficial)
1. Steve H.
2. Dandy J
3. AviH20
4. Tiggy
5. 4th Gate
5. Level 9

CvS2 high-stakes (unofficial - run by HAV)
1. Steve H (loses to nobody)
2. Combofiend (loses to Steve H x2)

MBAA (unofficial - run by Tiggy)
1. Lord Knight
2. NerdJosh
3. fubarduck

Marvel vs. Capcom 2 — (unofficial, 3v3 teams - run by Noel the Professional)

1. Team West Coast (Fanatiq -MSP, Neo -Thrax, Chris Schmidt -MSP)
2. Team Speed and Violence (Justin Wong -Matrix, IFC.Yipes -MSP, EMP.Xecutioner -Thrax)

sung_moon

United States10110 Posts

October 19 2010 01:20 GMT

#5542

ah man i can't wait for the marvel matches to be released (esp. from the wc vs ec matches which i missed D

also that andre vs daigo match was excellent (in comparison to daigo vs marn lol)

sung_moon

United States10110 Posts

October 19 2010 06:32 GMT

#5543

old matches but man i always wanted to really really play dat melty
how hard is h-kohaku to use/learn anyway?

everyone up here so free to LK in MBAA (and BB:CS heh)

MCMcEmcee

United States1609 Posts

October 19 2010 07:11 GMT

#5544

H-Kohaku is just execution.

rabidch

United States20287 Posts

October 19 2010 07:34 GMT

#5545

On October 19 2010 15:32 sung_moon wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-0w6ufrlW0&feature=related

old matches but man i always wanted to really really play dat melty
how hard is h-kohaku to use/learn anyway?

everyone up here so free to LK in MBAA (and BB:CS heh)

depends on which style, mbaacc isnt very nice to kohaku whenever itll come to the US. the US mbaa scene is way behind japan :/

Bill307

Canada9103 Posts

October 20 2010 01:30 GMT

#5546

I'm gonna take back what I wrote about Daigo. It's not fair to make excuses for anyone's performance, for various reasons. Besides, it's much more likely that players in North America are playing a lot better than before, rather than Daigo and Momochi playing worse.

Brett

Australia3820 Posts

October 20 2010 04:43 GMT

#5547

I don't know... I really got the feeling Daigo was off his usual best when I was watching those games (I only watched the 5v5) and I distinctly remember the commentators mentioning that he hadnt even been watching the matches and instead was asleep on a chair somewhere before he played his sets. Momochi beasted in that 5v5

MCMcEmcee

United States1609 Posts

October 20 2010 04:54 GMT

#5548

why would Daigo need to play his best when anytime he loses there are a billion excuses, sickest life

broz0rs

United States2294 Posts

October 20 2010 05:00 GMT

#5549

I think Daigo can give a fuck about losing so early, as long as he wins this $1000 money match right here

Pfhor

123 Posts

October 20 2010 19:52 GMT

#5550

On October 19 2010 16:34 rabidch wrote:

Show nested quote +

depends on which style, mbaacc isnt very nice to kohaku whenever itll come to the US. the US mbaa scene is way behind japan :/

MBAACC was very nice to hKohaku (she's basically the same as console), FKohaku had a few nerfs and CKohaku had significant nerfs (which didn't stop her from winning SBO 2010).

Regarding how hard hKohaku is to use, she has some very damaging very hard combos but once you get her execution down the zoning/ neutral game is fairly simple matter of zoning your opponent with long reaching air normals and hit confirming off of them into a command throw setup that goes into another command throw setup. Again, her execution is very hard and you really need it to do the big damage you need at higher levels of play.

shwaffles

United States117 Posts

October 20 2010 22:18 GMT

#5551

I don't know how many people play 3s anymore but this was an AMAZING parry even better than Daigo vs Wong.

rabidch

United States20287 Posts

October 20 2010 23:10 GMT

#5552

On October 21 2010 04:52 Pfhor wrote:

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h hohaku had about as many nerfs as fkohaku most significantly a jC damage nerf = less big fat damage. granted i havent been played mbaacc or even been playing mbaa but the payoffs of hitting combos on h kohakus is less now.

1:58 counter jC hit if that happened in MBAA that wouldve broken 5k ez instead its just 4.6k

SBO 2010, :/ ieda on C kohaku is still beast, not to mention paired with GO1 F akiha

SayaSP

Laos5494 Posts

October 21 2010 01:03 GMT

#5553

So you gotta hit them one more time. :V

Myrmidon

United States9452 Posts

October 22 2010 01:27 GMT

#5554

What's happening?

+ Show Spoiler [match list] +

Part 01
Shimichon (Dictator) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Numa (Boxer) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Hammer (O.Ken) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Fujinuma (Chun) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Shinomaru (Ryu) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Nikaiten (O.Boxer) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Nagata Tadashi (Honda) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Keishin (Chun) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Noguchi (Claw) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)

Part 02
Nakamura (Cammy) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Azalea (Guile) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Shin (Hawk) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Izumi (O.Sagat) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
VIPER (Hawk) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Kikai (Guile) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Sasori (Ryu) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)
Hakase (Dhalsim) vs. Kurahashi (Ryu)

+ Show Spoiler +

Kurahashi wins 16 straight against high-level competition? ST is pretty random yo, so win streaks are usually low.

Kingkosi

United States1215 Posts

October 22 2010 23:35 GMT

#5555

On October 18 2010 17:12 SayaSP wrote:
Kingkosi im getting a ps3 soon get raedy

Whoa I been ready son just purchased more parts for my stick and got BB:CS although I traded T:6 to get it

Awesome match just had to post this:
Daigo vs EGMarn

sung_moon

United States10110 Posts

October 23 2010 02:02 GMT

#5556

^ tbh i thought daigo/andre was way way way better but daigo/marn was good

btw KOF13 doesn't look half bad. raiden seems retardly easy good lol (i wouldn't know but he seems good with that rofl instant dropkick move)

MCMcEmcee

United States1609 Posts

October 23 2010 02:13 GMT

#5557

lol Gamerbee vs. Valle was such a sad match. America, land of the free.

MooCow

1434 Posts

October 23 2010 02:47 GMT

#5558

Thanks for the Daigo vs Arturo money match link. Anyone know how much money they exchanged between them so far?

I think Arturo lost $500 to Daigo after Evo this year.

Kingkosi

United States1215 Posts

October 24 2010 18:08 GMT

#5559

Does anyone know a youtube channel with good high level BB:CS videos? There's a tournament this weekend and I want to enter. Not sure about SSF4 though haven't been having a lot of fun playing lately :/

MCMcEmcee

United States1609 Posts

October 25 2010 06:34 GMT

#5560

Youtube channels?
GAMEacho - posts a lot of the casual sets from days when they have tournaments (the tournament vids are usually up on a-cho's main site). Lots of other games get vids uploaded but BBCS vids are common.

Kouhatsu - another arcade with a generally good set of players, tends to upload a lot of random games but BBCS comes up often.