Published by Nintendo, Super Smash Bros is a very imminent series of crossover fighting games which has been directed by Masahiro Sakurai. The game was primarily launched back in the year of 1999 and was again launched on November 21, 2014.
After the primary launch of the game in Japan, it gained a widespread popularity after which it was successively launched worldwide. Following its success after the primary release, the game was further upgraded and launched in several instalments. The successive releases include Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. Nintendo.
The two ends of California have undergone years of animosity encircling the Super Smash Bros. Melee. And looks like this weekend at the Blood for Blood in San Francisco, the ultimate result of who is the more deserving of the title will be revealed.
For getting a wide and clear view about the tournament, the organiser was interviewed. The organiser, Arian Blur Fatieh was very vocal about SoCal being far better in comparison to NorCal. He claimed how the players from the NorCal would dramatically lose when they participated in any of the Super Smash Bros. tournament held in SoCal.
The loss in the last year’s Super Smash Sundays last year was what triggered Blur and the players of SoCal to host their own Super Smash Tournament in NorCal to redeem their pride back. The top five players might not be playing in this very tournament, but there have been many fan favourites who are set to compete to save their pride.
The top-ranked player in the tournament will be G2’s Weston Dennis who has had a great year so far with top ten rankings although he still hasn’t bagged any place yet. Some of the other rumoured participants are SoCal players Joey Aldama and Johnny Kim. One of the outside players is Ryan Coker-Welch who is apparently flying out from New York to take part in the tournament.
The SoCal team are set to face CLG’s Fox and Marth duo that have been playing the duals since their middle school era and have proven their capabilities time and time. The Blood for Blood is hosted by SoCal, and so a definitive win is being expected from them even after their terrible loss that they suffered last year.
The Big House is back again this year featuring some of the biggest games like that of Super Smash Bros. Melee and Smash 4 in their three days in the Smash Action. It started on October 07, 2016 and had been going on for the entire weekend. The Super Smash Bros. Melee face-offs were scheduled on Sunday from 7 p.m to 10 p.m ET.
The entire event was broadcasted via several broadcasters. The Melee playoffs were specifically broadcasted by VGBootCamp. The playoffs were a very nail-biting situation for the viewers who were left contemplating who the possible winner could be.
After a very close competition between Mango and Armanda, it was Mango who took away the champion’s title back with him in the Big House championship. It is his third time winning the title, and he has been having a very lucky year with winning all the Big House titles as well.
The Melee singles bracket was a very close fight between SilentWolf and Mew2King in which SilentWolf won only to be later defeated again by Ice in the later rounds. Ice then was placed at the third position after Armada and Mango proceeded to the finals.