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Whether you’re looking to steal strategies or pick apart their play, tuning in to tournaments is a great way to keep up with what the top players in your game of choice are doing. But tournaments aren’t the only place to catch high-level action; plenty of YouTube channels keep track of noteworthy players and upload their matches for viewers to enjoy. One such channel is Olympic Gaming.

If you’ve seen their “SPOTLIGHT” series, you know Olympic Gaming specializes in finding online matches worth seeing. While a Street Fighter V “SPOTLIGHT” series has yet to officially begin (it is on the way, though), that hasn’t stopped those behind the videos from sharing loads of matches featuring some of the best players in the business. Below, we’ve included fights highlighting players like Mago, PG|Filipino Champ, Flash Metroid, and others.

If you enjoyed seeing how these folks handle their characters when not under tournament pressure, you can find more replays at the link below.

Source: Olympic Gaming

Street Fighter V, like any new fighting game, stands apart from previous entries in its series for plenty of reasons: mechanical changes, graphical updates, roster inclusions… the list goes on. And while so much does change, many aspects of the game may be more similar to their old iterations than we’d notice without paying them special attention.

In his newest “Megamix” video, Desk takes a trip back to the days of Street Fighter Alpha–or Zero, if you prefer–to offer viewers a look at how Rainbow Mika’s previous incarnation lines up with her current one. Desk’s editing makes the video a worthwhile watch even if you’re quite familiar with Mikas new and old.

Desk previously gave Birdie the same treatment, so if you enjoy this style of video, be sure to check it out.

Source: Desk