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Chris Gawd is going to NCR right?
Anyway, that prize money is craaaaaaazy. And I'm very happy to see we're getting more Tekken action.
How much prize money did Tekken Crash and Tekken Busters have?
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Chris Gawd is going to NCR right?
I am eager to see if NCR production is more or less #eSports than the SCR production.
I doubt they give a shit about fighting games. But grats to IPL. And for NCR, I was thinking about going but it definitely depends on classes. A shame.
Capcom Fighters is done for, then.
Capcom Fighters is done for, then.
The winner got 7 million won in Tekken Crash. Forgot about Busters. That is 100x less than this... assuming it's true. But I think the prize money will be split between a large number of the competitors.
I hope some Japanese players will try to enter this hopefully.
Afaik Capcom Fighters is not tied to IPL, it's tied to CapcomCapcom Fighters is done for, then.
oh good cause that one suckedIt wont be like SCR
I could have saved DC a ton of money developing Injustice.
The guy who shoots heat rays from his eyes from a mile away wins.
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NCR8 intro was the best : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUrwVGbgnvw
NCR8 intro was the best : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUrwVGbgnvw
When I watch that I remember that sfiv was hype at some point in time.
Why would blizzard bring fighters along for the ride? They just now started to put money into SC2 and now people expect them to bring fighters? I wish.
They will just use the staff and equipment from IPL and call it a day, I do hope they bring other games but it most likely will just be SC2.
Batman is going to win the character battle thing. Too much time give for prep.
We'll see what happens. I'm optimistic but at the same time I won't be alarmed if they went that route.
You're optimistic that they'll run an esports league with fighting games? I want whatever you're smoking.
Yeah, why not?
People are finding out, to no one reasonable's surprise, that this model of Esports Leagues!! with no direct connection to a game or community of players is just a failure. Literally every time that's been tried, it's failed. MLG hasn't failed yet, but it has consistently lost millions of dollars.
But Riot is proving that a league used as promotion for its own games can be pretty cost effective advertising and an excellent way to interface with and please its community of players. Sounds like with this and its earlier announcement about consolidated leagues, Blizzard is on its way to doing the same thing.
Could a Capcom "league" for its games be successful? Does that have any chance in a million years of happening?
It's almost like that's been done before Riot or something.People are finding out, to no one reasonable's surprise, that this model of Esports Leagues!! with no direct connection to a game or community of players is just a failure. Literally every time that's been tried, it's failed. MLG hasn't failed yet, but it has consistently lost millions of dollars.
But Riot is proving that a league used as promotion for its own games can be pretty cost effective advertising and an excellent way to interface with and please its community of players. Sounds like with this and its earlier announcement about consolidated leagues, Blizzard is on its way to doing the same thing.
Could a Capcom "league" for its games be successful? Does that have any chance in a million years of happening?
dont forget gemsThe problem is that the monetization model for both Riot and M:TG is one where there's tons of cash for players to splurge on in the marketplace. For FGs, there's basically just sticks/pads/headsets and games.
But Riot is proving that a league used as promotion for its own games can be pretty cost effective advertising and an excellent way to interface with and please its community of players. Sounds like with this and its earlier announcement about consolidated leagues, Blizzard is on its way to doing the same thing.
Could a Capcom "league" for its games be successful? Does that have any chance in a million years of happening?
Blizzard plz, give Capcom games a taste of that E sports money.