AVerMedia’s Bruce “GamerBee” Hsiang Begins New United States Tour

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Since his emergence during Evo 2010’s Super Street Fighter IV tournament, AVerMedia’s Bruce “GamerBee” Hsiang has been a dominant force in the global fighting game scene. Hsiang, who performs at high levels with the fairly underutilized Adon, can be counted on to bring intensity to any competition he decides to enter.

Unfortunately, we haven’t seen much of Hsiang in the United States after last year’s Evolution, where he placed just outside of top eight after losses to Keita “Fuudo” Ai of Razer and HORI’s Sako Naoto, but that’s all about to change.

This weekend, the Taiwanese competitor will once again make a return to the United States, kicking off a tour whose itinerary sees him taking part in SXSW Gaming’s Fighters Invitational (streaming live now!), Final Round 18, and NorCal Regionals 2015. While the former is all about the cash and prestige, the two latter events give Hsiang the opportunity to qualify outright for Capcom Pro Tour 2015.

But he won’t just be bringing his incredible fighting game prowess with him. AVerMedia plans to run promotions for their Ultra Street Fighter IV Live Gamer Portable (check our review here) during Hsiang’s stateside visit, the first of which is scheduled to take place during Final Round. Stay tuned for more details.

With the tournament season at full steam, it’s great to see international talent once again making their way across the globe to compete against the United States’ cadre of high-level players. Let us know how you think Hsiang will fare in the comments.

(Special thanks to AVerMedia’s Kelvin Jeon for these details.)

SXSW Gaming Fighters Invitational Streaming Live from Austin, Texas

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This weekend, South by South West (SXSW) is putting on its annual Gaming Expo at the Palmer Events Center in Austin, Texas. A part of that festival is the SXSW Fighters Invitational, a three-day event that will pit sixteen of the world’s best Street Fighter players again each other for a share of the $20,000 prize pool.

Players

Group A

PH|LPN
EG|K-Brad
EG|Momochi
EG|PR Balrog
TSC|Sanford Kelly
Snake Eyez
MCZ|Tokido
RZR|Xian

Group B

MCZ|Daigo Umehara
AVM|GamerBee
DL|Hamad
EG|Justin Wong
Kazunoko
TL NuckleDu
EG|Ricky Ortiz
Ryan Hart

The competition will start with the group stage Friday and Saturday, with players broken down into two groups of eight. The final standings of the groups will set the stage for the eight-player, double-elimination bracket stage on Sunday.

If you want to catch the event live, SXSW will be streaming the event on Twitch. If you’re in the Austin area, you can even watch the event as it happens in-person, via the free guest pass.

 

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Schedule

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Results

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Group A

Rank Player Name Team Wins Losses Game ±
– Momochi EG 1 0 +2
– Snake Eyez 1 0 +2
– Tokido MCZ 0 1 -2
– Xian RZR 0 1 -2
– LPN pH 0 0 ±0
– K-Brad EG 0 0 ±0
– PR Balrog EG 0 0 ±0
– Sanford Kelly TSC 0 0 ±0

Match Log

EG|Momochi (Ken) vs. RZR|Xian (Poison) – 2-0
Snake Eyez (Zangief) vs. MCZ|Tokido (Akuma) – 2-0

Group B

Rank Player Name Team Wins Losses Game ±
– NuckleDu TL 1 0 +2
– GamerBee AVM 0 1 -2
– Umehara MCZ 0 0 ±0
– Hamad DL 0 0 ±0
– Justin Wong EG 0 0 ±0
– Kazunoko 0 0 ±0
– Ricky Ortiz EG 0 0 ±0
– Ryan Hart 0 0 ±0

Match Log

AVM|GamerBee (Adon) vs. TL|NuckleDu (Decapre) – 0-2

Source: SXSW Gaming