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Over the weekend, SpiritZero, a well known Korean team and group of event organizers, held a qualifier for the Tokyo Game Show Street Fighter V tournament. The winner of the event was to be given a ticket and flight to Tokyo Game Show–and players came out in droves for the chance.

While the event has come and gone–and the winner has already been declared to be Save, the top Dhalsim in Korea–the replay itself is well worth the watch. Featured are some of the best Korean names–especially ones who have received exposure from Street Fighter V Crash–including M. Lizard, Xyzzy, NeoTheSinger (also known as Weirdo Neo in America), Jun8, 200won, Shinji840, and Tekken’s Nin (registered as Parkhyunkyu in the bracket). Add in a dash of Team Razer’s Infiltration doing commentary in his native tongue, and you have quite the event to watch.

Source: SpiritZero

Team SoloMid’s ZeRo recently restarted his personal Super Smash Bros. for Wii U 1.1.6 patch tier list, beginning again from the bottom up. This time, he’s been quick to continue: as you can see in the videos below, he has expanded the list upward into mid and upper tiers, listing where he feels–in his own personal experience and observation–each fighter falls in terms of strength.

Here’s his full new list so far (#21-#56):

UPPER TIER

• Olimar
• Greninja
• Pit/Dark Pit
• Yoshi
• Peach
• Lucas
• Captain Falcon
• Robin
• R.O.B.
• Luigi
• Donkey Kong
• Bowser
• Shulk

MID TIER

• Dr. Mario
• Charizard
• Kirby
• Mr. Game & Watch
• Ike
• Palutena
• Duck Hunt
• Wii Fit Trainer
• Wario
• Pac-Man
• Roy
• Falco

LOW TIER

• Link
• Samus
• Little Mac
• Bowser Jr.
• King Dedede
• Mii Brawler

BOTTOM TIER

• Ganondorf
• Mii Gunner
• Zelda
• Jigglypuff
• Mii Swordfighter

Source: ZeRo