Showing posts with label Capcom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Capcom. Show all posts
Sunday, February 1, 2015
[Video] Umehara's SF5 exhibition from Taipei Game Show
A video of Daigo Umehara (Ryu) vs. GamerBee (Chu) Street Fighter V exhibition match in Taipei Game Show.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Umehara confirmed for SF5 stage show in Taiwan
Tip from Mad Catz Japan. It was announced yesterday that Daigo Umehara will go to Taiwan to participate Street Fighter V stage show (with GamerBee, Ono, Ayano) at PlayStation booth in Taipei Game Show 2015 on January 31. There will be an exhibition match.
Note that it is most likely that Umehara will fly back to Japan immediately after this event to play the exhibition match in Tokaigi on February 1.
Note that it is most likely that Umehara will fly back to Japan immediately after this event to play the exhibition match in Tokaigi on February 1.
Monday, December 15, 2014
The Big Picture
"I'm going to tell you one last time, just counterpick Dhalsim with Yun!"
"I wrote a bestselling book about winning at life,
and you want me to counterpick someone 10 years younger?
It's just not happening...."
It's just not happening...."
"That's totally unrelated!
You know plebs only watch Evo and Capcom Cup, you need to wi-"
"The Illuminati just informed us that $500,000 will go to Mr. Umehara's appearance fee, sir. They really want to make the tournaments look legit."
"Never mind. I was wrong.
We should focus on the big picture. Stay true to yourself.
Counterpicking is a disgrace anyway."
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Evil Ryu's health down to 900 in latest USF4 update
The latest USF4 balance change note for the arcades that was released today revealed that Evil Ryu will get its health reduced from 950 to 900.
The changes will apply on December 15 or tomorrow in Japan. The game will be updated to Version 1.04.
The changes will apply on December 15 or tomorrow in Japan. The game will be updated to Version 1.04.
Capcom Cup 2014 Finals summary
Info
Date: Saturday 13 (Saturday, local time)
Location: The Warfield, San Francisco
Official Capcom Pro Tour website
Official Capcom Cup website
Stream link (English)
Daigo Umehara's Road to Capcom Cup 2014
Umehara had the most difficult route for a spot in this final day. He had to win Capcom Pro Tour Taiwan, then had to win a round-robin featuring two Evo champs plus three Evo top 8 (even played GamerBee twice) in Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals.
Results
Nishikin (Bla UW) 1-2 Luffy (Ros U2) 38578
0-2
2-0 *extremely close 2r
0-2
- Nishikin refused to do a combo twice! Why?
PR Balrog (ERy U1) 1-2 Ricky Ortiz (Ruf U1) 44760v
1-2 *Ricky almost perfect in 2r *perfect in 3r
2-1 *Rog changed to Box U1 *Ricky dropped Ultra 2r
0-2 *Ricky dropped Ultra 2r
Momochi (Ken U2) 2-0 Snake Eyez (Zan U2) 47387
2-1
2-1
Nuckledu (Dec UW) 1-2 Ryan Hart (Ryu U1)
2-1 *close 1r
1-2
0-2
Bon-chan (Sag U1) 0-2 Fuudo (Fei U1) 50083v
0-2
0-2 *Fuudo almost perfect 1r
Infiltration (Chu UW) 2-0 Chuchu (Sak U1) 51728v
2-1
2-0
[13:44] Valmaster (Ele U2) 0-2 Xian (Poi U1) 51499v
0-2 *Xian almost perfect 2r
1-2 *Cal changed to Chun U1
[13:53] Justin Wong (Ruf U1) 0-2 Daigo Umehara (ERy U2) 53673v
0-2
0-2 *Ume toying 2r
LOSERS BRACKET
[14:13] PR Balrog (Box U1) 2-0 Nishikin (Bla U1) 53854v
2-0 *very close 1r
2-1
[14:20] Nuckledu (Gui U2) 2-1 Snake Eyez (Zan U1/2) 57274v
1-2 *close 3r
2-1
2-0 *Nuckledu almost perfect 1r *close 3r
[14:29] Bon-chan (Sag U1) 2-0 Chuchu (Vip U1) 58223v
2-0
2-1
[14:35] Justin Wong (Ruf U1) 0-2 Valmaster (Chun U2) 59950v
1-2
0-2 *Val perfect 1r
WINNERS BRACKET (5 Evo champs are here!)
[15:27] Luffy (Ros U2) 2-1 Ricky Ortiz (Ruf UW) 60694v
2-1 *very close 2r
1-2 *close 2r
2-0
[15:36] Ryan Hart (Ryu U1) 2-1 Momochi (Ken U2) 65151
2-1 *very close 2r (nice reaction Ultra from Hart)
1-2 *very close 1r
2-0 *very close 1r *close 2r
[15:48] Infiltration (Ele U2) 2-1 Fuudo (Fei U1) 67588
2-0
0-2
2-0
[16:00] Daigo Umehara (ERy U2) 1-2 Xian (Dha U1) 70475
1-2 *very close 1r (nice Ultra reaction by Ume) *close 3r
2-1
1-2 *close 1r
LOSERS BRACKET
[16:11] Valmaster (Chun U2) 2-1 Ricky Ortiz (Ruf U1) 71288v 8653v
0-2
2-1
2-0 *very close 2r
[1620] Bon-chan (Sag U1) 0-0 Momochi (Ken UW) 71100
2-1 *Momo almost perfect 2r
0-2
1-2 *Momo almost perfect 3r
[1629] Nuckledu (Gui U2) 0-2 Fuudo (Fei U1) 70492
0-2
0-2
[1636] PR Balrog (Box U1) 0-0 Daigo Umehara (ERy U2) 72259
0-2
2-1
2-0
Updates
- In front of venue
- Umehara and the gang outside the venue
- Beautiful shot of Umehara, Bon-chan, Fuudo
- Umehara and the gang going Fisherman's Wharf
- Umehara eating with Nishikin on his side
- Umehara literally blocking Fuudo's sauce
- Umehara and Alcatraz Island
- Umehara and the gang walking and laughing
- Ono and line in front of venue
10:32 - Ono in front of stage
11:10 - Japanese stream said PR Balrog mains Claw. (this's why we use Claw/Boxer/Dictator)
11:26 - Ono at back stage
11:30 - 15507 viewers
11:32 - Stream actually starts
11:33 - The Megas & A_Rival perform opening music. Nothing wrong with the music, but we rather spend time for FT3 than FT2.
11:36 - Mike Ross appears as host, in car repairing suit. Hope he uses script.
11:37 - Matt Dahlgren appears, thanking the Illuminati.
11:40 - Alex Valle appears to play OSF4, with a Dhalsim player who should be banned from the FGC long time ago for collusion and behaviors. (But hey, half of VIPs will be gone if we actually have regulations) Combofiend and Michael Evans to commentate. We must remind you that Combofiend can't commentate.
11:54 - Random players appear to continue OSF4.
11:56 - Nishikin just said he wants to play ASAP.
12:03 - Dahlgren appears, OSF4 coming Dec15. *25186 viewers
12:04 - MH4 Ultimate 3DS trailer. 30 minutes wasted.
12:09 - Mad Catz CM feat. Daigo Umehara followed by Mark Wahlberg movie trailer The Gambler.
12:27 - Event resumes after break. About to waste 1 hour already. Mike Ross on stage introducing players.
12:31 - 34030v
12:35 - Momochi appears with Juri theme, his chance of winning this tournament just dropped to 0%.
12:37 - James Chen and Ultra David appear.
12:46 - Tournament actually starts!
13:38 - By the way, Chun(-Li) is pronounced Choon, not Chan.
14:51 - 7410v on JP stream
15:03 - This band put lyric in Megaman song. Time to watch something else. (JP chat said is this high school cultural festival?)
15:06 - 42622v (almost 18000 viewers gone in this break
15:14 - Yesterday, a Japanese game event had underground idols sing and dance as a filler. We thought it was bad as they could barely sing or dance. This's worse. Some of the girls at least looked good.
15:21 - The band stopped. Then they said they'll be back. OMG.
16:45 - Tournament is over. Time to sleep.
Date: Saturday 13 (Saturday, local time)
Location: The Warfield, San Francisco
Official Capcom Pro Tour website
Official Capcom Cup website
Stream link (English)
Daigo Umehara's Road to Capcom Cup 2014
Umehara had the most difficult route for a spot in this final day. He had to win Capcom Pro Tour Taiwan, then had to win a round-robin featuring two Evo champs plus three Evo top 8 (even played GamerBee twice) in Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals.
Results
Nishikin (Bla UW) 1-2 Luffy (Ros U2) 38578
0-2
2-0 *extremely close 2r
0-2
- Nishikin refused to do a combo twice! Why?
PR Balrog (ERy U1) 1-2 Ricky Ortiz (Ruf U1) 44760v
1-2 *Ricky almost perfect in 2r *perfect in 3r
2-1 *Rog changed to Box U1 *Ricky dropped Ultra 2r
0-2 *Ricky dropped Ultra 2r
Momochi (Ken U2) 2-0 Snake Eyez (Zan U2) 47387
2-1
2-1
Nuckledu (Dec UW) 1-2 Ryan Hart (Ryu U1)
2-1 *close 1r
1-2
0-2
Bon-chan (Sag U1) 0-2 Fuudo (Fei U1) 50083v
0-2
0-2 *Fuudo almost perfect 1r
Infiltration (Chu UW) 2-0 Chuchu (Sak U1) 51728v
2-1
2-0
[13:44] Valmaster (Ele U2) 0-2 Xian (Poi U1) 51499v
0-2 *Xian almost perfect 2r
1-2 *Cal changed to Chun U1
[13:53] Justin Wong (Ruf U1) 0-2 Daigo Umehara (ERy U2) 53673v
0-2
0-2 *Ume toying 2r
LOSERS BRACKET
[14:13] PR Balrog (Box U1) 2-0 Nishikin (Bla U1) 53854v
2-0 *very close 1r
2-1
[14:20] Nuckledu (Gui U2) 2-1 Snake Eyez (Zan U1/2) 57274v
1-2 *close 3r
2-1
2-0 *Nuckledu almost perfect 1r *close 3r
[14:29] Bon-chan (Sag U1) 2-0 Chuchu (Vip U1) 58223v
2-0
2-1
[14:35] Justin Wong (Ruf U1) 0-2 Valmaster (Chun U2) 59950v
1-2
0-2 *Val perfect 1r
WINNERS BRACKET (5 Evo champs are here!)
[15:27] Luffy (Ros U2) 2-1 Ricky Ortiz (Ruf UW) 60694v
2-1 *very close 2r
1-2 *close 2r
2-0
[15:36] Ryan Hart (Ryu U1) 2-1 Momochi (Ken U2) 65151
2-1 *very close 2r (nice reaction Ultra from Hart)
1-2 *very close 1r
2-0 *very close 1r *close 2r
[15:48] Infiltration (Ele U2) 2-1 Fuudo (Fei U1) 67588
2-0
0-2
2-0
[16:00] Daigo Umehara (ERy U2) 1-2 Xian (Dha U1) 70475
1-2 *very close 1r (nice Ultra reaction by Ume) *close 3r
2-1
1-2 *close 1r
LOSERS BRACKET
[16:11] Valmaster (Chun U2) 2-1 Ricky Ortiz (Ruf U1) 71288v 8653v
0-2
2-1
2-0 *very close 2r
[1620] Bon-chan (Sag U1) 0-0 Momochi (Ken UW) 71100
2-1 *Momo almost perfect 2r
0-2
1-2 *Momo almost perfect 3r
[1629] Nuckledu (Gui U2) 0-2 Fuudo (Fei U1) 70492
0-2
0-2
[1636] PR Balrog (Box U1) 0-0 Daigo Umehara (ERy U2) 72259
0-2
2-1
2-0
Updates
- In front of venue
- Umehara and the gang outside the venue
- Beautiful shot of Umehara, Bon-chan, Fuudo
- Umehara and the gang going Fisherman's Wharf
- Umehara eating with Nishikin on his side
- Umehara literally blocking Fuudo's sauce
- Umehara and Alcatraz Island
- Umehara and the gang walking and laughing
- Ono and line in front of venue
10:32 - Ono in front of stage
11:10 - Japanese stream said PR Balrog mains Claw. (this's why we use Claw/Boxer/Dictator)
11:26 - Ono at back stage
11:30 - 15507 viewers
11:32 - Stream actually starts
11:33 - The Megas & A_Rival perform opening music. Nothing wrong with the music, but we rather spend time for FT3 than FT2.
11:36 - Mike Ross appears as host, in car repairing suit. Hope he uses script.
11:37 - Matt Dahlgren appears, thanking the Illuminati.
11:40 - Alex Valle appears to play OSF4, with a Dhalsim player who should be banned from the FGC long time ago for collusion and behaviors. (But hey, half of VIPs will be gone if we actually have regulations) Combofiend and Michael Evans to commentate. We must remind you that Combofiend can't commentate.
11:54 - Random players appear to continue OSF4.
11:56 - Nishikin just said he wants to play ASAP.
12:03 - Dahlgren appears, OSF4 coming Dec15. *25186 viewers
12:04 - MH4 Ultimate 3DS trailer. 30 minutes wasted.
12:09 - Mad Catz CM feat. Daigo Umehara followed by Mark Wahlberg movie trailer The Gambler.
12:27 - Event resumes after break. About to waste 1 hour already. Mike Ross on stage introducing players.
12:31 - 34030v
12:35 - Momochi appears with Juri theme, his chance of winning this tournament just dropped to 0%.
12:37 - James Chen and Ultra David appear.
12:46 - Tournament actually starts!
13:38 - By the way, Chun(-Li) is pronounced Choon, not Chan.
14:51 - 7410v on JP stream
15:03 - This band put lyric in Megaman song. Time to watch something else. (JP chat said is this high school cultural festival?)
15:06 - 42622v (almost 18000 viewers gone in this break
15:14 - Yesterday, a Japanese game event had underground idols sing and dance as a filler. We thought it was bad as they could barely sing or dance. This's worse. Some of the girls at least looked good.
15:21 - The band stopped. Then they said they'll be back. OMG.
16:45 - Tournament is over. Time to sleep.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals Day 2 summary
Info
- This tournament took place in Singapore
- Umehara confirmed for Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals
- Umehara participates USF4 Omega stage show at Sony booth
- Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals Day 1 summary
- Day 1 stream
- Day 2 stream
- Grand Final stream
Poongko 3-1 Humanbomb
Leslie 0-3 Humanbomb
*We don't know when did these matches above happen, we saw only results on stream.
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-0 Dark Jiewa (Ken U1)
2-0
2-0
2-1 *close 2R
Xian (Gen U1) 3-2 Dark Jiewa (Ken U1) 10029v
2-X
2-0
1-2 *perfet in 1R *close 3R (timeout)
1-2 *huge comeback with no health in 2R by Xian
2-1 *Jiewa went for timeout in 2R
Leslie (Zan U2) 0-3 Gackt (Fei U1)
0-2
1-2 (Leslie changed to Sag) *very close 1R
0-2
GamerBee (Ado U1) 1-3 Xian (Poi U1) 11725v
0-2
2-1 very close 1R
0-2 *GB failed to chipwin in 1R
1-2
- GamerBee played like he wanted to lose, for real.
Dark Jiewa (Ken) 1-3 Humanbomb (Sak)
0-2
2-1 close 2R
0-2
0-2
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-0 Leslie (Sag U1) 13001v
2-0
2-0
2-0
Poongko (Set U1) 2-3 Gackt (Fei U1)
2-0
1-2 *Gackt lost big lead in 2R
2-0 *almost perfect in 1R by Poongko *Gackt lost big lead in 2R
0-2 *Poongko lost big lead from zoompunch punish in 2R
0-2 *perfect in 1R by Gackt *almost perfect in 2R
Humanbomb (Sak U1) 3-0 Leslie (Sag U1) 12001v
2-0
2-1 close 2R
2-1
0-0
0-0
Dark Jiewa (Ken U1) 2-3 GamerBee (Ado U2)
0-2
2-0
2-0
0-2
0-2
Humanbomb (Poi U1) 0-3 Xian (Gen U2) 12682v
0-2
0-2 *very close 1R
1-2 (HB changed to Sak U2)
GamerBee (Ele U2) 3-0 Gackt (Fei U1) 13622
2-1 *close 1R *almost perfect in 2R by GB
2-1
2-1 (Gackt changed to ERy U2) nice comeback in 2R by GB
Umehara (ERy U2) 2-3 Poongko (Set U1) 16118v
2-0 *red focus absorbed ex tatsu but got reaction ex SRK'd finish MUST SEE 2R
0-2 *Ume lost big lead in 2R
0-2
2-0 *close 2R nice reaction EX SRK finish
0-2
- Umehara must not lose 3-0 this match, because there's still a chance that Xian will surpass him to 1st place due to GD. (14-3 vs. 9+3)
- Poongko won't get 2nd place even if he wins 3-0 this match, due to head-to-head result vs. Xian.
Xian (Zan U2) 0-3 Gackt (Fei U1) 14703v
1-2 *questionable okizeme at the end of this very close 3R
0-2 (Xian changed to Roleto U1)
0-2 (Xian changed to Poi U1)
- Xian just casually pulled a can of Red Bull off the fridge behind him after the first game.
- Xian said this's not collusion. (Though it appeared that it was, as the result of this match won't matter to him. Gackt will at least earn achievement of being 3rd place, which is good on profile.)
- The result of this match makes Poongko 4th place.
- The commentator said Red Bull is from Austria, despite the fact that it's from Thailand.
Umehara (ERy U2) 7-2 Xian (Gen UW) 16638
2-0 *lovely ex srk reaction finish in 2R
1-2 *mistake cost Ume 2R *Ume lost big lead in 3R
2-0
2-1
2-0 *Xian lost big lead in 2R
1-2 *Umedominated in 1R *mistake cost Ume 3R
2-1 *perfect in 1R AND 3R by Ume
2-1 *ex tatsu cost Ume 1R *nice FADC Ultra finish in 3R
2-0 *close 1R
- [Prematch interview] Umehara said Ultra W made Xian scary because he doesn't know what's coming.
- The rule forces Xian to win two sets of FT7.
- [Postmatch interview] Umehara said because this time his character is stronger while Gen become weaker, it makes the fight easier.
- [Postmatch interview] Xian gave credit to Umehara as it's not character alone that's strong.
- Ume-smile after the match (pic taken by Ono)
- Umehara is now guaranteed to compete in Capcom Cup 2014 which will be held on December 13.
- This tournament took place in Singapore
- Umehara confirmed for Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals
- Umehara participates USF4 Omega stage show at Sony booth
- Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals Day 1 summary
- Day 1 stream
- Day 2 stream
- Grand Final stream
Poongko 3-1 Humanbomb
Leslie 0-3 Humanbomb
*We don't know when did these matches above happen, we saw only results on stream.
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-0 Dark Jiewa (Ken U1)
2-0
2-0
2-1 *close 2R
Xian (Gen U1) 3-2 Dark Jiewa (Ken U1) 10029v
2-X
2-0
1-2 *perfet in 1R *close 3R (timeout)
1-2 *huge comeback with no health in 2R by Xian
2-1 *Jiewa went for timeout in 2R
Leslie (Zan U2) 0-3 Gackt (Fei U1)
0-2
1-2 (Leslie changed to Sag) *very close 1R
0-2
GamerBee (Ado U1) 1-3 Xian (Poi U1) 11725v
0-2
2-1 very close 1R
0-2 *GB failed to chipwin in 1R
1-2
- GamerBee played like he wanted to lose, for real.
Dark Jiewa (Ken) 1-3 Humanbomb (Sak)
0-2
2-1 close 2R
0-2
0-2
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-0 Leslie (Sag U1) 13001v
2-0
2-0
2-0
Poongko (Set U1) 2-3 Gackt (Fei U1)
2-0
1-2 *Gackt lost big lead in 2R
2-0 *almost perfect in 1R by Poongko *Gackt lost big lead in 2R
0-2 *Poongko lost big lead from zoompunch punish in 2R
0-2 *perfect in 1R by Gackt *almost perfect in 2R
Humanbomb (Sak U1) 3-0 Leslie (Sag U1) 12001v
2-0
2-1 close 2R
2-1
0-0
0-0
Dark Jiewa (Ken U1) 2-3 GamerBee (Ado U2)
0-2
2-0
2-0
0-2
0-2
Humanbomb (Poi U1) 0-3 Xian (Gen U2) 12682v
0-2
0-2 *very close 1R
1-2 (HB changed to Sak U2)
GamerBee (Ele U2) 3-0 Gackt (Fei U1) 13622
2-1 *close 1R *almost perfect in 2R by GB
2-1
2-1 (Gackt changed to ERy U2) nice comeback in 2R by GB
Umehara (ERy U2) 2-3 Poongko (Set U1) 16118v
2-0 *red focus absorbed ex tatsu but got reaction ex SRK'd finish MUST SEE 2R
0-2 *Ume lost big lead in 2R
0-2
2-0 *close 2R nice reaction EX SRK finish
0-2
- Umehara must not lose 3-0 this match, because there's still a chance that Xian will surpass him to 1st place due to GD. (14-3 vs. 9+3)
- Poongko won't get 2nd place even if he wins 3-0 this match, due to head-to-head result vs. Xian.
Xian (Zan U2) 0-3 Gackt (Fei U1) 14703v
1-2 *questionable okizeme at the end of this very close 3R
0-2 (Xian changed to Roleto U1)
0-2 (Xian changed to Poi U1)
- Xian just casually pulled a can of Red Bull off the fridge behind him after the first game.
- Xian said this's not collusion. (Though it appeared that it was, as the result of this match won't matter to him. Gackt will at least earn achievement of being 3rd place, which is good on profile.)
- The result of this match makes Poongko 4th place.
- The commentator said Red Bull is from Austria, despite the fact that it's from Thailand.
| Player | P | W | L | GD | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Umehara | 7 | 6 | 1 | +13 |
| 2 | Xian | 7 | 5 | 2 | +6 |
| 3 | Gackt | 7 | 5 | 2 | +5 |
| 4 | Poongko | 7 | 5 | 2 | +4 |
| 5 | GamerBee | 7 | 3 | 4 | -3 |
| 6 | Humanbomb | 7 | 3 | 4 | +0 |
| 7 | Leslie | 7 | 1 | 6 | -12 |
| 8 | Dark Jiewa | 7 | 0 | 7 | -13 |
Umehara (ERy U2) 7-2 Xian (Gen UW) 16638
2-0 *lovely ex srk reaction finish in 2R
1-2 *mistake cost Ume 2R *Ume lost big lead in 3R
2-0
2-1
2-0 *Xian lost big lead in 2R
1-2 *Umedominated in 1R *mistake cost Ume 3R
2-1 *perfect in 1R AND 3R by Ume
2-1 *ex tatsu cost Ume 1R *nice FADC Ultra finish in 3R
2-0 *close 1R
- [Prematch interview] Umehara said Ultra W made Xian scary because he doesn't know what's coming.
- The rule forces Xian to win two sets of FT7.
- [Postmatch interview] Umehara said because this time his character is stronger while Gen become weaker, it makes the fight easier.
- [Postmatch interview] Xian gave credit to Umehara as it's not character alone that's strong.
- Ume-smile after the match (pic taken by Ono)
- Umehara is now guaranteed to compete in Capcom Cup 2014 which will be held on December 13.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals Day 1 summary
Poongko (Set) 3-0 Dark Jiewa (Ken)
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-0 GamerBee (Ele U2)
2-0 *U2 finish in 1R by Ume
2-1
2-0 *dominated in 2R
Poongko (Set UW) 0-3 Xian (Gen U1)
1-2 *Super>Ultra won Xian 3R
0-2 perfect in 2R
1-2 nice raw ultra punishing zoom punch in 2R by Xian
0-0
0-0
Dark Jiewa (Ken U1) 1-3 Leslie (Sag U1) *9900 viewers
0-2
0-2 *close 1R/2R
2-0 *very close 1R
0-2 *Jiewa tried to use U2 to go through fireball ...he forgot he chose U1
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-2 Humanbomb (Sak U2) *11400 viewers
1-2 *nice comeback in 1R by Ume *perfectd in 2R by HB *close 3R
2-0
2-0
1-2
2-0 *intense 2R (fireball FADC won him)
GamerBee (Ado U2) 2-3 Poongko (Set UW) 10246v
1-2
0-2
2-0
2-0 (Poongko changed to Cam U1) Poongko just couldn't do anything
1-2 (changed back to Set UW)
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-1 Gackt (Fei U1) 11421v
0-2 *close 1R
2-0 *nice comeback in 2R
2-0 *amazing kara raging demon finish in 2R
2-1 *nice comeback in 3R
Leslie (Sag U2) 1-3 Xian (Poi U1) 12304v
1-2
2-1 *very close 1R
0-2
1-2
Humanbomb (Poi U1) 3-0 GamerBee (Ele U2) 12406v
2-0
2-0 very close 1R
2-0
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-1 Xian (Gen UW) 13968v
2-1 *dominated in 1R by Ume *big comeback in 3R
2-1 *nice kara demon finish big comeback in 1R *close 2R
0-2 *Ume lost big lead in both R
2-0 *raging demon to rescue 2R
Humanbomb (Sak U1) 1-3 Gackt (Fei U1) 12778v
0-2
2-0
1-2
1-2
Leslie (Sag U1) 1-3 GamerBee (Ado U1) 11277v
0-2
2-0
0-2
0-2
Dark Jiewa (Ken U1) 2-3 Gackt (Fei U1)
2-1 *close 2R
0-2
2-0
0-2
1-2 *very close 3R
Poongko (Set U1) 3-2 Leslie (Sag U1) 11135v
2-1 input error cost Poongko 1R
1-2 nice comeback in 2R by Poongko
2-0
1-2 intense 3R
2-1 *well played for Poongko in 3R
Correction: The result was right but the table was wrong for GamerBee placing We apologize for confusion.
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-0 GamerBee (Ele U2)
2-0 *U2 finish in 1R by Ume
2-1
2-0 *dominated in 2R
Poongko (Set UW) 0-3 Xian (Gen U1)
1-2 *Super>Ultra won Xian 3R
0-2 perfect in 2R
1-2 nice raw ultra punishing zoom punch in 2R by Xian
0-0
0-0
Dark Jiewa (Ken U1) 1-3 Leslie (Sag U1) *9900 viewers
0-2
0-2 *close 1R/2R
2-0 *very close 1R
0-2 *Jiewa tried to use U2 to go through fireball ...he forgot he chose U1
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-2 Humanbomb (Sak U2) *11400 viewers
1-2 *nice comeback in 1R by Ume *perfectd in 2R by HB *close 3R
2-0
2-0
1-2
2-0 *intense 2R (fireball FADC won him)
GamerBee (Ado U2) 2-3 Poongko (Set UW) 10246v
1-2
0-2
2-0
2-0 (Poongko changed to Cam U1) Poongko just couldn't do anything
1-2 (changed back to Set UW)
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-1 Gackt (Fei U1) 11421v
0-2 *close 1R
2-0 *nice comeback in 2R
2-0 *amazing kara raging demon finish in 2R
2-1 *nice comeback in 3R
Leslie (Sag U2) 1-3 Xian (Poi U1) 12304v
1-2
2-1 *very close 1R
0-2
1-2
Humanbomb (Poi U1) 3-0 GamerBee (Ele U2) 12406v
2-0
2-0 very close 1R
2-0
Umehara (ERy U2) 3-1 Xian (Gen UW) 13968v
2-1 *dominated in 1R by Ume *big comeback in 3R
2-1 *nice kara demon finish big comeback in 1R *close 2R
0-2 *Ume lost big lead in both R
2-0 *raging demon to rescue 2R
Humanbomb (Sak U1) 1-3 Gackt (Fei U1) 12778v
0-2
2-0
1-2
1-2
Leslie (Sag U1) 1-3 GamerBee (Ado U1) 11277v
0-2
2-0
0-2
0-2
Dark Jiewa (Ken U1) 2-3 Gackt (Fei U1)
2-1 *close 2R
0-2
2-0
0-2
1-2 *very close 3R
Poongko (Set U1) 3-2 Leslie (Sag U1) 11135v
2-1 input error cost Poongko 1R
1-2 nice comeback in 2R by Poongko
2-0
1-2 intense 3R
2-1 *well played for Poongko in 3R
| Player | P | W | L | GD | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Umehara | 4 | 4 | 0 | +8 |
| 2 | Poongko | 4 | 3 | 1 | +2 |
| 3 | Xian | 3 | 2 | 1 | +3 |
| 4 | Gackt | 3 | 2 | 1 | +1 |
| 5 | Humanbomb | 3 | 1 | 2 | +0 |
| 6 | Leslie | 4 | 1 | 3 | -3 |
| 7 | GamerBee | 4 | 1 | 3 | -5 |
| 8 | Dark Jiewa | 3 | 0 | 3 | -6 |
Correction: The result was right but the table was wrong for GamerBee placing We apologize for confusion.
USF4 Omega Edition stage exhibitions in Singapore summary
This's Omega Edition
Xian (Blanka U1) vs. Umehara (Zangief U1)
1-2
Xian (Chun U1) vs. Umehara (Ryu U1)
2-0
Xian (Ken U2) vs. Umehara (Guile U2)
2-0
Umehara (Dha) vs. random guy (Ryu)
2-0
Umehara (Hon) vs. random girl (Chun)
2-0
Umehara (Ryu) vs. random guy (Bla)
2-0 *nice crMP rolling punish in 2R
Xian (Blanka U1) vs. Umehara (Zangief U1)
1-2
Xian (Chun U1) vs. Umehara (Ryu U1)
2-0
Xian (Ken U2) vs. Umehara (Guile U2)
2-0
Umehara (Dha) vs. random guy (Ryu)
2-0
Umehara (Hon) vs. random girl (Chun)
2-0
Umehara (Ryu) vs. random guy (Bla)
2-0 *nice crMP rolling punish in 2R
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Isshu Sengeki Hai Finals summary
Info
- Taito announced first USF4 tournaments
- Isshuu Sengeki Hai revealed
- Umehara confirmed for Isshuu Sengeki Hai Tokyo qualifier
- Isshu Sengeki Hai Tokyo qualifiers summary
- Stream links and time schedule
- Finals brackets
- Isshu Sengeki Hai official page
- Famitsu event report
Team
Double Dragon 2-3 Shakariki Dynamic
Kyoku (Yan) 1-2 Dath (Vip) *close 3R
Ojisan (Abe) 0-2 Dath (Vip)
Cabbage (Vip U2) 2-0 Dath (Vip U1) *U2 finish in 2R
Cabbage (Vip U1) 2-0 Tarezou (Ado U2)
Cabbage (Vip U1) 1-2 Score (Yun U1) *Cabbage missed Ultra, cost him 1R
Karu... 0-3 FGC Raijin
(DJ U2) 1-2 Amiyu (Gen U2)
Karu (Cam U1) 0-2 Amiyu (Gen U1)
Ninomae (Ros U2) 0-2 Amiyu (Gen U2)
Kachitagari 3-1 Ultra Kaiser Phoenix
Fuudo (Fei U1) 2-1 MDR (Ruf U1) *close 3R
Fuudo (Fei U1) 2-0 (Ibu U2)
Fuudo (Fei U1) 1-2 (Sagat U1) *close 2R
Bon-chan (Sag U2) 2-1 (Sagat U2) *close 2R
Mad Catz 3-2 Chima
Mago (Yan U2) 1-2 Itabashi Zangief (Zan U1)
Tokido (Aku U2) 2-0 Itabashi Zangief (Zan U1)
Tokido (Aku U1) 2-0 Nekojita (Abe U1)
Tokido (Aku U2) 0-2 Eita (Aku U2) *nice RFADC U2 finish in 3R
Umehara (ERy U1) 2-1 Eita (Aku U2)
Shakariki Dynamic 3-1 Kachitagari
Dath (Vip U1) 2-1 Kazunoko (Yun U1) *Kaz's big slip in last 2 rounds
Dath (Vip U1) 2-1 Bon-chan (Sag U1) *close 1R
Dath (Vip U1) 0-2 Fuudo (Fei U1)
Tarezou (Ado U2) 2-1 Fuudo (Fei U1)
FGC Raijin 1-3 Mad Catz
Hagejin (Zan U2) 2-1 Mago (Yan U2)
Hagejin (Zan U2) 0-2 Umehara (ERy U1)
Gachi-kun (Sag U1) 1-2 Umehara (ERy U1) *close 1R/2R
Amiyu (Gen U2) 0-2 Umehara (ERy U2)
Shakariki Dynamic 3-0 Mad Catz
Tarezou (Ado U2) 2-1 Mago (Yan U1)
Tarezou (Ado U2) 2-1 Tokido (Aku U1)
Tarezou (Ado U1) 2-1 Umehara (ERy U1)
- Special Awards (50,000 yen) go to team Chima and Mad Catz.
- Team Mad Catz won 100,000 yen.
- Street Fighter Puzzle Spirits announced for smartphone. Coming this Winter in Japan.
Singles
Momochi (Ken U2) 1-2 Hagejin (Zan U2)
1-2 *close 2R
2-1
0-2
- Hagejin could've won since game 2. He shut down Momochi.
Umehara (ERy U2) 2-0 Mago (Yan U2)
2-1
2-0
Nishikin (Bla U2) 2-0 Cabbage (Vip U1)
2-1 perfect in 3R
2-1 *Nishikin's unsafe move cost him 2R
KoujiKOG (Haw) 1-2 Shimauta (Ibu)
2-1
0-2
0-2Meu (Mak U1) 0-2 Kazunoko (Yun U1)
1-2 *perfect in 2R
1-2
Ninomae (Ros U2) 1-2 Nekojita (Abe U1)
1-2 *nice RFA in 3R
2-1
0-2EBI (Hak U1) 2-0 Santarou (Sag U1)
2-1
2-1
Furikuri2 (Ruf U1) 1-2 Bon-chan (Sag U1)
0-2
2-1 *comeback in 3R
0-2 *almost perfect in 1R
Hagejin (Zan U2) 2-0 Umehara (ERy U1)
2-1 *close 2R
2-1 *Ume missed input and lost 3 bars with RFA
[Losers] Furikuri2 (Ruf U1) 2-1 Umehara (ERy U1)
0-2
2-1 *very close 3R
2-0 *almost perfect in 1R *Ume just threw 2R with SRK
- A bad display from Umehara today.
Pictures
The commentators/MC team before tournament
Karipaku, Yoshida, Kuramochi drinking beer already before tournament
Thank you Taito
Thank you Taito for organizing these large scale tournaments and stream for free (3 separated streams even). They seem to make little to no profit for promoting USF4 (indirectly promote their arcade chain) which is also on consoles. The prize money is big, too.
Capcom Japan, who is infamous for treating the community badly and give no prize money, would've tried to find a way to charge us, like they did in 2012.
- Taito announced first USF4 tournaments
- Isshuu Sengeki Hai revealed
- Umehara confirmed for Isshuu Sengeki Hai Tokyo qualifier
- Isshu Sengeki Hai Tokyo qualifiers summary
- Stream links and time schedule
- Finals brackets
- Isshu Sengeki Hai official page
- Famitsu event report
Team
Double Dragon 2-3 Shakariki Dynamic
Kyoku (Yan) 1-2 Dath (Vip) *close 3R
Ojisan (Abe) 0-2 Dath (Vip)
Cabbage (Vip U2) 2-0 Dath (Vip U1) *U2 finish in 2R
Cabbage (Vip U1) 2-0 Tarezou (Ado U2)
Cabbage (Vip U1) 1-2 Score (Yun U1) *Cabbage missed Ultra, cost him 1R
Karu... 0-3 FGC Raijin
(DJ U2) 1-2 Amiyu (Gen U2)
Karu (Cam U1) 0-2 Amiyu (Gen U1)
Ninomae (Ros U2) 0-2 Amiyu (Gen U2)
Kachitagari 3-1 Ultra Kaiser Phoenix
Fuudo (Fei U1) 2-1 MDR (Ruf U1) *close 3R
Fuudo (Fei U1) 2-0 (Ibu U2)
Fuudo (Fei U1) 1-2 (Sagat U1) *close 2R
Bon-chan (Sag U2) 2-1 (Sagat U2) *close 2R
Mad Catz 3-2 Chima
Mago (Yan U2) 1-2 Itabashi Zangief (Zan U1)
Tokido (Aku U2) 2-0 Itabashi Zangief (Zan U1)
Tokido (Aku U1) 2-0 Nekojita (Abe U1)
Tokido (Aku U2) 0-2 Eita (Aku U2) *nice RFADC U2 finish in 3R
Umehara (ERy U1) 2-1 Eita (Aku U2)
Shakariki Dynamic 3-1 Kachitagari
Dath (Vip U1) 2-1 Kazunoko (Yun U1) *Kaz's big slip in last 2 rounds
Dath (Vip U1) 2-1 Bon-chan (Sag U1) *close 1R
Dath (Vip U1) 0-2 Fuudo (Fei U1)
Tarezou (Ado U2) 2-1 Fuudo (Fei U1)
FGC Raijin 1-3 Mad Catz
Hagejin (Zan U2) 2-1 Mago (Yan U2)
Hagejin (Zan U2) 0-2 Umehara (ERy U1)
Gachi-kun (Sag U1) 1-2 Umehara (ERy U1) *close 1R/2R
Amiyu (Gen U2) 0-2 Umehara (ERy U2)
Shakariki Dynamic 3-0 Mad Catz
Tarezou (Ado U2) 2-1 Mago (Yan U1)
Tarezou (Ado U2) 2-1 Tokido (Aku U1)
Tarezou (Ado U1) 2-1 Umehara (ERy U1)
- Special Awards (50,000 yen) go to team Chima and Mad Catz.
- Team Mad Catz won 100,000 yen.
- Street Fighter Puzzle Spirits announced for smartphone. Coming this Winter in Japan.
Singles
Momochi (Ken U2) 1-2 Hagejin (Zan U2)
1-2 *close 2R
2-1
0-2
- Hagejin could've won since game 2. He shut down Momochi.
Umehara (ERy U2) 2-0 Mago (Yan U2)
2-1
2-0
Nishikin (Bla U2) 2-0 Cabbage (Vip U1)
2-1 perfect in 3R
2-1 *Nishikin's unsafe move cost him 2R
KoujiKOG (Haw) 1-2 Shimauta (Ibu)
2-1
0-2
0-2Meu (Mak U1) 0-2 Kazunoko (Yun U1)
1-2 *perfect in 2R
1-2
Ninomae (Ros U2) 1-2 Nekojita (Abe U1)
1-2 *nice RFA in 3R
2-1
0-2EBI (Hak U1) 2-0 Santarou (Sag U1)
2-1
2-1
Furikuri2 (Ruf U1) 1-2 Bon-chan (Sag U1)
0-2
2-1 *comeback in 3R
0-2 *almost perfect in 1R
Hagejin (Zan U2) 2-0 Umehara (ERy U1)
2-1 *close 2R
2-1 *Ume missed input and lost 3 bars with RFA
[Losers] Furikuri2 (Ruf U1) 2-1 Umehara (ERy U1)
0-2
2-1 *very close 3R
2-0 *almost perfect in 1R *Ume just threw 2R with SRK
- A bad display from Umehara today.
Pictures
The commentators/MC team before tournament
Karipaku, Yoshida, Kuramochi drinking beer already before tournament
Thank you Taito
Thank you Taito for organizing these large scale tournaments and stream for free (3 separated streams even). They seem to make little to no profit for promoting USF4 (indirectly promote their arcade chain) which is also on consoles. The prize money is big, too.
Capcom Japan, who is infamous for treating the community badly and give no prize money, would've tried to find a way to charge us, like they did in 2012.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Video Games World Cup announced
Something called Video Games World Cup is announced today.
Our summary
Yes, it looks fishy and unlikely to live up to its name. We don't see 128 Japanese players paying $30 each week in a USF4 tournament, let alone Tekken or any other game.
Our summary
- An online league will be formed for each sub tournament (42) in each country (said 180+)
- Up to 128 players compete each week for 29 weeks
- Winner of each week and top ranker qualify for national finals
- You can pay $30 each week for the chance (You keep the points)
- National champions qualify for continental finals (June 22-28, 2015)
- Continental champions take free trip (flight+hotel) to "World Cup Finals"
- "World Cup Finals" will be in New York, July 3-5, 2015
- Promise big money .....but only if there're enough players
- Website isn't properly constructed
- Games including "Street Fighter IV" (from the cover) not Ultra
- "Tekken" (what Tekken?)
- Starcraft II "Wings of Liberty" (from the cover) not Heart of the Swarm
- It's organized by French?
Yes, it looks fishy and unlikely to live up to its name. We don't see 128 Japanese players paying $30 each week in a USF4 tournament, let alone Tekken or any other game.
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Isshu Sengeki Hai Finals stream details
It's revealed that Isshu Sengeki Hai Finals scheduled for this Saturday will be streamed on Niconico, Ustream, and Twitch TV. The stream will start at 13:00 JST.
Links
Time schedule
12:00 - Door open
13:00 - Opening ceremony
13:10 - 3 on 3 admission
13:30 - 3 on 3 finals
15:20 - 3 on 3 award ceremony
15:40 - Break
16:00 - Singles admission
16:20 - Singles finals
19:00 - Singles award ceremony
19:15 - Closing ceremony
Daigo Umehara will compete in both single and team tournament.
Links
Time schedule
12:00 - Door open
13:00 - Opening ceremony
13:10 - 3 on 3 admission
13:30 - 3 on 3 finals
15:20 - 3 on 3 award ceremony
15:40 - Break
16:00 - Singles admission
16:20 - Singles finals
19:00 - Singles award ceremony
19:15 - Closing ceremony
Daigo Umehara will compete in both single and team tournament.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Niitsuma "no longer involved with fighting games"
The UMvC3 producer Ryota Niitsuma confirmed as of today that he's no longer involved with fighting games.
Saturday, September 20, 2014
[TGS2014 Day 3] USF4 Omega Edition announced
It's announced today on Capcom's USF4 stage show that a new mode, called Omega Edition, will be added to Ultra Street Fighter IV.
The new mode is said to change the game as we know completely, as it will feature new sets of character moves exclusive to this mode.
Update: Official information in English is added below. The Omega Edition will come with a new balance patch.
The new mode is said to change the game as we know completely, as it will feature new sets of character moves exclusive to this mode.
Update: Official information in English is added below. The Omega Edition will come with a new balance patch.
we will be releasing the version 1.04 patch in October.
We’re not stopping there however! In our ongoing effort to make sure that Ultra SFIV is the greatest version of SFIV yet, we bring you a completely new, completely free and most importantly completely fun version of your favorite 44 characters in Omega Mode!
For those wondering, Omega mode is a completely new mode in which every character has been modified and outfitted with new normal and special attacks, resulting in a refreshing take on the characters you’ve come to know and love over the last six years. As the primary goal for this mode was fun, we placed more emphasis on making the characters feel new, than on their balance. This means that strong, fan favorite attacks such as Ken’s Shinppu Jinrai Kyaku and Sagat’s Tiger Raid make their return while other characters such as Zangief gain new abilities, like being able to combo into his command throws.
Now I know the next question that comes to mind is, “will this be playable online?” My answer to that is “it most definitely will be!” But as this mode is for fun, Omega mode will be restricted to unranked matches only. Additionally all official Capcom tournaments and Capcom Pro Tour affiliate tournaments will use the default Ultra balance, not Omega mode, as the tournament standard.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
[TGS2014 Day 1] Rare photo of ASW Mori actually playing USF4
Arc System Works' Mori (using Ryu) was caught playing Ultra Street Fighter IV with voice actor Mitsuhiro Ichiki (using Sakura).
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Capcom to stream USF4 stage show feat. Umehara
It's announced today that Capcom will stream its stage shows during Tokyo Game Show 2014 on September 20-21.
This means Daigo Umehara will be on stream for the USF4 stage show on September 20 (16:00-16:40 JST).
This means Daigo Umehara will be on stream for the USF4 stage show on September 20 (16:00-16:40 JST).
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Umehara going Capcom Pro Tour Taiwan
It's reported by GamerBee that Daigo Umehara will compete in Capcom Pro Tour Taiwan on September 6. The tournament acts as one of four qualifers (China, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore) that will lead to Capcom Pro Tour Asia Finals on October 25-26 in Singapore.
The winner of Asia Finals will earn a spot in Capcom Cup.
The winner of Asia Finals will earn a spot in Capcom Cup.
Umehara confirmed for Capcom's TGS stage show
It's revealed today that Daigo Umehara and Mago will participate Capcom's USF4 stage show in Tokyo Game Show on September 20.
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Isshuu Sengeki Hai Tokyo qualifier summary
Info
- Taito announced first USF4 tournaments
- Isshuu Sengeki Hai revealed
- Umehara confirmed for Isshuu Sengeki Hai Tokyo qualifier
- Nico and Ustream to stream this tournament
- Single bracket 1
- Single bracket 2
- Umehara currently has the most BP in Japan and No.1 in Tokyo
- Event report from Famitsu
3 on 3
Tokido (Aku) 2-0 Yuka Kuramochi (Bla) *model
Mago (Yan) (P2R) 2-0 Reiko Mihashi (Ryu) *Taito's USF4 Girl Club leader
Umehara (ERy) 1-2 Maribo (Chu) *active player
(Dud) 0-2 Umehara (ERy)
M no Bi (Ros) 0-2 Tokido (Aku)
Spanky (Ado) 1-2 Mago (Yan)
Group A Final
Umehara (ERy) 2-0 Kai (Sak) *No.1 in Aichi prefecture
Tokido (Aku) 2-0 Katakana de Aoki (Dec) *No.3 in Aichi prefecture
Mago (Yan) 0-2 Jeppa (Ruf) *No.2 in Aichi prefecture
Finalists (will compete on October 11)
Single
1st fight
Umehara (ERy) 2-0 Tsuna (Jur) *No.1 of Kagoshima prefecture
2-0
2-0
2nd fight
Umehara (ERy) 2-0 (Hon)
2-0
2-0
3rd fight
Umehara (ERy) 2-X (Haw)
4th fight
Umehara (ERy) 2-0 Nashi (Jur)
2-0
2-0
Finalists (will compete on October 11)
Pictures
Taito's USF4 Girl Club feat. Yuka Kuramochi, ChocoBlanka, Maribo, Karipaku
Kayane appears
Karipaku playing at USF4 Girl Club booth
Karipaku and Sugiyama producer doing Cody pose
Karipaku with Ayano
Umehara playing
- Taito announced first USF4 tournaments
- Isshuu Sengeki Hai revealed
- Umehara confirmed for Isshuu Sengeki Hai Tokyo qualifier
- Nico and Ustream to stream this tournament
- Single bracket 1
- Single bracket 2
- Umehara currently has the most BP in Japan and No.1 in Tokyo
- Event report from Famitsu
(Left to right - Mago, Tokido, Umehara, Kuramochi, Mihashi, Maribo)
3 on 3
Tokido (Aku) 2-0 Yuka Kuramochi (Bla) *model
Mago (Yan) (P2R) 2-0 Reiko Mihashi (Ryu) *Taito's USF4 Girl Club leader
Umehara (ERy) 1-2 Maribo (Chu) *active player
(Dud) 0-2 Umehara (ERy)
M no Bi (Ros) 0-2 Tokido (Aku)
Spanky (Ado) 1-2 Mago (Yan)
Group A Final
Umehara (ERy) 2-0 Kai (Sak) *No.1 in Aichi prefecture
Tokido (Aku) 2-0 Katakana de Aoki (Dec) *No.3 in Aichi prefecture
Mago (Yan) 0-2 Jeppa (Ruf) *No.2 in Aichi prefecture
Finalists (will compete on October 11)
- MadCatz (Tokido, Mago, Umehara)
- Chima (Nekojita, Itabashi Zangief, Eita)
- Double Dragon (Kyoku, Cabbage, Ojisan)
- Karu no Konchuusaishuu Monogatari (Ninomae, Karu, Kita Senju DJ)
Single
1st fight
Umehara (ERy) 2-0 Tsuna (Jur) *No.1 of Kagoshima prefecture
2-0
2-0
2nd fight
Umehara (ERy) 2-0 (Hon)
2-0
2-0
3rd fight
Umehara (ERy) 2-X (Haw)
4th fight
Umehara (ERy) 2-0 Nashi (Jur)
2-0
2-0
Finalists (will compete on October 11)
- Ninomae (Ros)
- Nekojita (Abe)
- Santarou (Sag)
- Umehara (ERy)
- Cabbage (Vip)
- Momochi (Ken)
- Mago (Yan)
- Nishikin (Bla)
Pictures
Taito's USF4 Girl Club feat. Yuka Kuramochi, ChocoBlanka, Maribo, Karipaku
Kayane appears
Karipaku playing at USF4 Girl Club booth
Karipaku and Sugiyama producer doing Cody pose
Karipaku with Ayano
Umehara playing
HSF2, 3rd Strike, Vampire Savior, SFZ3 announced for NESiCAxLive
It's announced today during Isshuu Sengeki Hai Tokyo qualifier that Hyper Street Fighter II, Street Fighter III 3rd Strike, Vampire Savior, Street Fighter Zero 3 will be on NESiCAxLive. Player name and data (logs and points) can be saved, and viewed on cellphones.
NESiCAxLive is Taito's arcade game distribution network that allows a cabinet to download and switch between games to save cost and space for a separated cabinet.
Four games announced today will be open to play-test in Isshuu Sengeki Hai Osaka qualifier on August 30.
NESiCAxLive is Taito's arcade game distribution network that allows a cabinet to download and switch between games to save cost and space for a separated cabinet.
Four games announced today will be open to play-test in Isshuu Sengeki Hai Osaka qualifier on August 30.
Friday, August 22, 2014
Isshuu Sengeki Hai qualifiers will be on Ustream
Good news for foreigners, it's announced today that Isshuu Sengeki Hai qualifiers, both in Tokyo (August 23) and Osaka (August 30), will be streamed on Ustream. (At the time of writing, foreign IP address cannot access the stream pages on Niconico)
Isshuu Sengeki Hai is Japan's USF4 national tournament organized by Taito. Daigo Umehara is confirmed to compete in the qualifier in Tokyo.
Isshuu Sengeki Hai is Japan's USF4 national tournament organized by Taito. Daigo Umehara is confirmed to compete in the qualifier in Tokyo.
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