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'''The Versus Festival''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' superregional held in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, [[India]] on May 19th, 2024. The tournament is the first Indian ''Smash'' event to surpass 100 entrants and as such is currently the | '''The Versus Festival''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' superregional held in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, [[India]] on May 19th, 2024. The tournament is the first Indian ''Smash'' event to surpass 100 entrants and as such is currently the ''Smash'' event in India, shattering {{Trn|DreamHack Hyderabad 2022}}'s record by over 200 entrants, and the largest Asian ''Smash'' tournament outside of [[Japan]]. The tournament featured talent from all three of India's major ''Ultimate'' regions, including all five of Chennai's top 5 players ({{Sm|Mark|p=Chennai}}, {{Sm|McBlaze}}, {{Sm|yuki_is_asleep}}, {{Sm|Shaker}}, and {{Sm|Batrang}}); all four of Mumbai's top 4 players ({{Sm|aj__siv}}, {{Sm|RuaanRuaan}}, {{Sm|Quaylectra}}, and {{Sm|BCLeo}}); and {{Sm|McChutney}}, #4 in Bangalore. In addition, the tournament featured invaders from the [[United Arab Emirates]], including {{Sm|MBG}}, {{Sm|Seco}}, {{Sm|Starboy}}, and {{Sm|Sui}}. | ||
The event had a unique ruleset that had hazards on and single-elimination for the bracket prior to top 64. Although [[LumiRank]] rarely considers single-elimination events, as this was the first Indian event to be above D-tier, the LumiRank team decided to give an exception. | The event had a unique ruleset that had hazards on and single-elimination for the bracket prior to top 64. Although [[LumiRank]] rarely considers single-elimination events, as this was the first Indian event to be above D-tier, the LumiRank team decided to give an exception. | ||
