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See Team Spooky’s Arturo Sanchez Battle Some of Japan’s Finest in these Street Fighter V Replays
Recently, while taking some time in between streaming KVOxTSB 2016 and appearing on DaigotheBeasTV, Team Spooky’s Arturo Sanchez decided to stream a few first-to-ten sets with some top Japanese players from Kyamei’s Game Café Bar, Cross-Up, located in Umeda Osaka, Japan.
In these sets, you’ll see the Ultra Diamond-Ranked Dhalsim, coming off of his 3rd place finish at KVOxTSB 2016, going up against such names as Woo, who some may remember for his 2nd place finish in The King of Fighters XIII at Evo 2013, Team Hail Mary’s Dogura, known for his skill in a variety of games, Mamespider, and KVOxTSB Champion, HM|Go1-3151, who’s proving to be one of the strongest Chun-Lis in the scene right now.
Art also streamed some games from his hotel in Tokyo, where you’ll see him face off with another pair of top Chun-Lis, GZL Koichi, who himself placed 17th at KVOxTSB, and Harumi, a former Ibuki player in Ultra Street Fighter IV.
There are around seven hours of high-level footage here, so sit back and enjoy!
Source: Team Spooky After Hours
