Infinity Place TTT2 Tournament Results
AK grinds out another victory
PinoyVersus: Genesys 2013 Results
Dru, BIFU|Winrich, AK win SSF4AE, UMvC3 and TTT2
A2G: Paulo vs Kim Results
Kim beats Paulo, undercards put on a show
AK grinds out another victory
Dru, BIFU|Winrich, AK win SSF4AE, UMvC3 and TTT2
PinoyVersus and Team PanCan has uploaded Part 2 of the "FT5 Sets" video.
In this episode, Team PanCan's Tobats02 takes on PinoyVersus' GeekPinoy. What can Tobats' El Fuerte do against GeekPinoy's ever-improving Juri?
The video can be viewed below, or you can click on this link to go to the actual youtube page.
PinoyVersus, in collaboration with Team PanCan, has uploaded a video, the first of many "FT5 Sets" videos to come.
In this episode, two PinoyVersus regulars go at it at RedP takes on JackBacoor.
The video can be viewed below, or you can click on this link to go to the actual youtube page.
Jerry Domingo has uploaded videos from the recent Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition v2012 and Tekken Tag Tournament 2 tournaments held last Saturday Dec. 15, 2012 at Gamersite in Robinsons Novaliches.
You can watch some of the match videos below, or go to http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaBT8DbrXHKuE_xJHKMmjFTgOD39L-p4I to view the entire playlist.
PinoyVersus, known for hosting weekly Street Fighter 4 Tournaments, is now starting to branch out to other games.
They have recently upgraded their forums to suit more players, covering new games like Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Street Fighter X Tekken, Tekken Tag Tournament, Mortal Kombat, and more.
To visit their new forum site, go to http://forums.pinoyversus.com/.
For more information, go to PinoyVersus' official page at http://www.PinoyVersus.com or their official facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/PinoyVersus
Addicted 2 Gamez held multiple tournaments over the weekend featuring 3 top games and an old favorite. Featuring a wide array of players, from local warriors, to casual tournament goers, to a world-class fighting game competitor, and even a local child prodigy, all tournaments live up to the hype.
12 year old A.K. wowed the A2G crowd with his astonishing play, not to mention his insane poise for a 12 year old. He beat Dax in Grand Finals after the latter led the round robin phase with a 13-3 record as opposed to A.K.'s 11-5.
In KoF2002, the support for a game more or less 10 years old is amazing, managing to have 14 players. In the end, it was Jonas who outlasted everyone en route to winning the King og Fighters 2002 tournament, beating Reden in Grand Finals.
In AE and Marvel, Complexity's Ryan "Filipino Champ" Ramirez showed why he's one of the top players in the FGC today, claiming both Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition v2012 and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 tournaments, but had to deal with a few struggles along the way.
In the very first round of AE, Zamby seemed to have his number, logging in 3 dominating rounds. But like a mark of a true champion, FChamp kept his composure, and proceeded to slow Zamby's offense down and eventually beating him and moving onto the next round and eventually to Grand Finals in winner's side, where he faced Andrew "Dru" Martinez. Dru managed to reset the bracket, but just fell short, losing to FChamp in the deciding set.
In Marvel, FChamp went through Alex Kim, Matthew "MG" Gaw, Charles "Cha" Leyson and then beat "Papable" Peter Chua to once again go to Grand Finals in winner's where he faced the guy he beat in winner's finals Peter. The finals set was insanely close, with Peter leading most of the way, but like the champ that he is, FChamp found a way to win 2 straight, thus beating Peter for good and claiming the UMvC3 title, going 2 for 2 on the entire tourney.
All four brackets can be seen below. Click on the image to zoom in.
For more information regarding the tournament, please go to A2G's Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/groups/114189131996713/.
Addicted 2 Gamez will be organizing multiple fighting game tournaments over the course of the weekend.
November 30 will feature tournaments for King of Fighters 2002 and Tekken Tag Tournament 2 from eliminations to Top 8, while eliminations to top 8 for Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 and Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition v2012 will happen on Saturday December 1. Top 8 to the championship matches will take place on Sunday December 2.
Confirmed names for the event include Col. Filipino Champ, CJ Showstopper, Hiro, vero2face and a lot more.
The event will have an entrance fee of 50pesos, and all games will follow the double elimination format and will have a 200peso registration fee.
For the brackets and other information regarding the tournament, please go to A2G's Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/groups/114189131996713/.
JackBacoor takes home his 2nd Friday Night Fights tournament in a row, beating Rodel "Megamoves" Murillo. Jack's methodical Dhalsim play proved too much for Megamoves' Sagat, who interestingly enough, didn't switch to his pocket Rufus to counter Dhalsim.
With the victory Jack earned the pot money as well as the PinoyVersus shirt, which PVS promised to include if the number of participants reaches 12. The total number was 13.
The tournament bracket can be seen below:
For more information, go to PinoyVersus' official page at http://www.PinoyVersus.com or their official facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/PinoyVersus
Admin J from PinoyVersus has confirmed that they will change their FNF format starting this friday.
In addition to their regular Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition v2012 casual sessions which starts 7pm, PinoyVersus will now also have a mini-tournament starting at 8pm. The tournament will use the single-elimination format.
Registration fee for the mini-tournament is 50pesos, while the casuals will still follow the standard 75peso casual fee.
For more information, go to PinoyVersus' official page at http://www.PinoyVersus.com or their official facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/PinoyVersus
Amidst all obstacles and unexpected twists and turns, Team PanCan, Team X-Over and iAirDash still provided the people at the Dalisay Basketball Court one heck of a show with Sudden Death. When it was all set and done, there were new prospects that came out of top, and there were also the old reliables that retained their status as one of Philippines' best at their game.
Team X-Over's James "PromilKid" Flores dominated the entire bracket en route to winning the Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Tournament, beating Amanda.
Menwhile in Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Edmund Austria came from Loser's Bracket to best Ronald in 2 straight sets to win the tournament.
Bernard "Berns" Tan has also put on an incredible show with a dominant win over BeeJay "The Apeshit Guy" Remigio in Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition v2012.
The Macayan brothers now have even more reasons to celebrate. Fresh off their sponsorship with Infinity Place, the remaining Macayan not to win a title was finally able to get the big one. Martin "IFTP.FearMe" Macayan edges out his brother Miguel "IFTP.Migosan" Macayan in Loser's Finals, then proceeded to beat Ryan Yuson in Grand Finals to become the MK9 champion.
Ry "Niteraid" Dael proceeded to win his 2nd straight Persona Tournament in a row, beating Benedict "DiX" Padilla in 2 straight sets. With this win, Niteraid is on a roll and will be one of the heavy favorites in the next tournament.
DiX proved he can be the Jack-of-all-Trades, as he placed 2nd in Persona as well as winning the Guilty Gear Tournament, edging out Rafael "Raf" Pineda.
On behalf of all of us from Team PanCan, Team X-Over and iAirDash, we would like thank all of the participants and visitors for coming.
All six brackets can be seen below. Click on the image to zoom in.
PinoyVersus has announced on their facebook page that they are now going live. That's right, you can now watch they friday night fights live at home by watching their live stream at http://www.twitch.tv/pinoyversus.
Also, they have uploaded a tons of match footage on their youtube page. You can watch some of the match videos below, or go to http://www.youtube.com/user/PinoyVersusDOTcom to view all the videos uploaded by PinoyVersus.
Team PanCan has confirmed that iAirDash and Team X-Over will be helping them in the upcoming "Sudden Death" event. iAirDash will run the Persona 4 Ultimate tournament, while Team X-Over will be in charge of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
Also, they have released a video trailer, hyping up the event. You can watch the video below, or go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBkiyYhWko4.
Team PanCan announced additional details today regarding their upcoming "Sudden Death" event on November 10-11, 2012.
Their biggest announcement pertains to the "Royal Flush" Team Tournament. While the singles tournaments for the 6 announced games will have a standard registration fee of 150 pesos each, Team PanCan announced that there will be no registration fees for the team tournament, and the winning team will receive a 3,000 peso cash prize. Interested teams can register by clicking here.
Also, the group confirmed that the 50 peso entrance fee is good for the entire 2-day event, meaning that if you paid for the entrance fee on day 1, you can enter the premises on day 2 free of charge.
Finally, the schedule has been laid out for the 2-day event. Day 1 will compose entirely of elimination phases up to Top 4/Top 8 for all games. Top 4/Top 8 for all games as well as the Royal Flush Team Tournament will happen on Day 2. Team PanCan regretfully announced that due to time constraints, Mortal Kombat 9, King of Fighters 13 and Persona 4 Ultimate are the ones to only have Top 4 highlighted on Day 2. Tekken Tag Tournament, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition will have Top 8 on Day 2.
"Sudden Death" will take place at the Dalisay Basketball Court in Bacood, Sta. Mesa, Manila. Registration fee for the singles tournaments is 150 pesos.
For more information regarding this event, please visit Team PanCan's official facebook page at http://facebook.com/Team.PanCan.
Team PanCan announced additional details today regarding their upcoming "Sudden Death" event on November 10-11, 2012.
Their biggest announcement pertains to the "Royal Flush" Team Tournament. While the singles tournaments for the 6 announced games will have a standard registration fee of 150 pesos each, Team PanCan announced that there will be no registration fees for the team tournament, and the winning team will receive a 3,000 peso cash prize. Interested teams can register by clicking here.
Also, the group confirmed that the 50 peso entrance fee is good for the entire 2-day event, meaning that if you paid for the entrance fee on day 1, you can enter the premises on day 2 free of charge.
Finally, the schedule has been laid out for the 2-day event. Day 1 will compose entirely of elimination phases up to Top 4/Top 8 for all games. Top 4/Top 8 for all games as well as the Royal Flush Team Tournament will happen on Day 2. Team PanCan regretfully announced that due to time constraints, Mortal Kombat 9, King of Fighters 13 and Persona 4 Ultimate are the ones to only have Top 4 highlighted on Day 2. Tekken Tag Tournament, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition will have Top 8 on Day 2.
"Sudden Death" will take place at the Dalisay Basketball Court in Bacood, Sta. Mesa, Manila. Registration fee for the singles tournaments is 150 pesos.
For more information regarding this event, please visit Team PanCan's official facebook page at http://facebook.com/Team.PanCan.
PinoyVersus will be having a mini-tournament on Saturday September 29, 2012 at iTech in Glorietta 3, Makati. The featured game will be Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition v2012.
This mini-tournament, which gives PinoyVersus an idea on how they will approach organizing tournaments in the future, will be the first of many the group plans on organizing.
Registration starts from 12:30pm to 2:30pm and the actual tournament proper will start at 3pm. Registration fee is 100pesos. Arcade sticks will be provided at the venue but you are welcome to bring your own. The Tournament Champion will win the "Pot Money" and a Reset Clothing Shirt.
For more information regarding this event, please visit their official website at http://www.pinoyversus.com or their official facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/PinoyVersus.
After some changes with the tournament date and included games roster among others, Team PanCan officially announced its first ever organized event entitled "Sudden Death", named in accordance with the upcoming halloween.
The event, originally scheduled to happen on October 27-28, was changed to November 10-11 due to scheduling issues. The dates weren't the only ones changed as Team PanCan included another game to hold singles tournaments in: Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
Also changed are the rules to the "Royal Flush" Team Tournament. With the inclusion of TTT2, the originally scheduled 5-man team roster has now been expanded to 6, still one team representative per game. There will still be 5 max games per set, thus one game will be omitted per set. Team PanCan will announce the complete rules for the team tournament soon.
"Sudden Death" will take place at the Dalisay Basketball Court in Bacood, Sta. Mesa, Manila and will feature singles tournaments for Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition v2012, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Tekken Tag Tournament, King of Fighters XIII, Mortal Kombat 9 and Persona 4 Ultimate, as well as the aforementioned "Royal Flush" Team Tournament. Entrance Fee is 50 pesos and Registration Fee for the 6 singles tournaments will be 150 pesos for each game. The Registration Fee for the "Royal Flush" Team Tournament will be announced soon.
For more information regarding this event, please visit Team PanCan's official facebook page at http://facebook.com/Team.PanCan.
Pinoy2DFighters and Masters to Masters are set on a collision course this Saturday, September 22, 2012. Six of their best players are set to do battle in Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition v2012 at Infinity Place in Taft, Manila.
The Best of Anime Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 tournaments were in full gear last weekend amidst the heavy rains.
In the end, Jake Lapuz defeated 3rd place Willinden "Den" Uy winner's semis and John Mark "Krimpai" Frianeza in grand finals to win the Best of Anime SSF4: AE v2012 championship, his 3rd straight championship that began from this year's major tournament, P2D Summer Salt 2012.
Meanwhile, Keno took his unique team of Tron/She-Hulk/Taskmaster to the Best of Anime UMvC3 championship, edging out Angelo Morelos "McArthur" Baldonado in grand finals.
The complete rankings for both tournaments are listed below. Shoutouts to d3v, pinoy2dfighters and pinoyps for this information.
Best of Anime Super Street Fighter IV: AE v2012 results.
1. JakeBest of Anime Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 results:
1. keno
PinoyPS.com and Pinoy2DFighters.com have joined forces to organize a tournament this weekend, appropriately named "Prepare to Fight!" at Function Rooms 4&5 at the SMX Center, Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City.
Team PanCan's video compilation of GFWL Ranked Matches featuring our local online warriors continues with its latest installment, GFWL Ranked Matches #4.