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'''Apex 2016''' was the seventh edition of the [[Apex (tournament series)|Apex]] series, which took place on June 17th-19th, 2016.<ref>[https://twitter.com/apex_series/status/691697031467896832 Apex 2016 dates]</ref> This was the first Apex event under the new management of the Bifuteki crew, following Alex Strife's removal from the team in 2015.
'''Apex 2016''' was the seventh edition of the [[Apex (tournament series)|Apex]] series, which took place on June 17th-19th, 2016.<ref>[https://twitter.com/apex_series/status/691697031467896832 Apex 2016 dates]</ref> This was the first Apex event under the new management of the Bifuteki crew, following Alex Strife's removal from the team in 2015.


Although Apex 2015 had previously featured among [[List_of_largest_Smash_tournaments|the largest ''Smash 64'', ''Melee'', ''Brawl'', and ''Smash 4'' tournaments in history]], Apex 2016 featured a precipitous drop in attendence compared to its predecessor; this can be attributed to controversies surrounding the poorly-run tournaments of previous Apexes, especially the venue closures of [[Apex 2015]]. Attendance also suffered due to poor scheduling, as [[Low Tier City 4]], [[DreamHack Summer 2016]], and [[Snosa II]] were all scheduled for the same weekend as Apex 2016, and the majority of out-of-region players chose to attend the other events, which were seen as more reliable and well-organized compared to the Apex series. 'Smash 64'' fell from 188 entrants to 55, ''Melee'' went from having 1,037 entrants to having only 159 entrants, ''Smash 4'' fell from 837 entrants to 309 entrants, and the ''Brawl'' event was completely cancelled due to a lack of interest. Nevertheless, several top Japanese players, specifically {{Sm|Nietono}}, {{Sm|RAIN}}, and {{Sm|Umeki}}, travelled to Apex to compete in the ''Smash 4'' event.
Although Apex 2015 had previously featured among [[List_of_largest_Smash_tournaments|the largest ''Smash 64'', ''Melee'', ''Brawl'', and ''Smash 4'' tournaments in history]], Apex 2016 featured a precipitous drop in attendence compared to its predecessor; this can potentially be attributed to controversies surrounding the tournament series starting with Apex 2015, and to poor scheduling, as [[Low Tier City 4]], [[DreamHack Summer 2016]], and [[Snosa II]] were all scheduled for the same weekend as Apex 2016. ''Smash 64'' fell from 188 entrants to 55, ''Melee'' notably went from having 1,037 entrants to having only 159 entrants, ''Smash 4'' fell from 837 entrants to 309 entrants, and the ''Brawl'' event was completely cancelled due to a lack of entrants. The poor attendence extended to games outside of ''Smash'', with ''{{s|wikipedia|Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3}}'', ''{{iw|wikipedia|Killer Instinct|2013 video game}}'', and ''{{s|wikipedia|Mortal Kombat X}}'' all having their respective events cancelled. Nevertheless, several top Japanese players, specifically {{Sm|Nietono}}, {{Sm|RAIN}}, and {{Sm|Umeki}}, travelled to Apex to compete in the ''Smash 4'' event.


==Official Game Lineup==  
==Official Game Lineup==  

Revision as of 21:13, June 22, 2016

Apex 2016
Apex2016.png
Dates June 17th-19th, 2016
Venue Garden State Convention Center
Address/City 50 Atrium Drive
Somerset, New Jersey USA
Attendance 500+
Entry fees $10 singles $20 per team
Pot size(s) $1000 pot bonus for Melee and Smash 4
Results
Super Smash Bros. winners USA Stranded 1v1
USA Cobr & USA Star King 2v2
Super Smash Bros. Melee winners USA Mew2King 1v1
USA DJ Nintendo & USA The Moon 2v2
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U winners USA Dabuz 1v1
Japan Nietono & Japan Umeki 2v2
Staff
Housing Double Tree Hotel

Apex 2016 was the seventh edition of the Apex series, which took place on June 17th-19th, 2016.[1] This was the first Apex event under the new management of the Bifuteki crew, following Alex Strife's removal from the team in 2015.

Although Apex 2015 had previously featured among the largest Smash 64, Melee, Brawl, and Smash 4 tournaments in history, Apex 2016 featured a precipitous drop in attendence compared to its predecessor; this can potentially be attributed to controversies surrounding the tournament series starting with Apex 2015, and to poor scheduling, as Low Tier City 4, DreamHack Summer 2016, and Snosa II were all scheduled for the same weekend as Apex 2016. Smash 64 fell from 188 entrants to 55, Melee notably went from having 1,037 entrants to having only 159 entrants, Smash 4 fell from 837 entrants to 309 entrants, and the Brawl event was completely cancelled due to a lack of entrants. The poor attendence extended to games outside of Smash, with Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Killer Instinct, and Mortal Kombat X all having their respective events cancelled. Nevertheless, several top Japanese players, specifically Nietono, RAIN, and Umeki, travelled to Apex to compete in the Smash 4 event.

Official Game Lineup

[2]

Game Entrants Pot Size
Super Smash Bros. Singles 55 TBA
Super Smash Bros. Doubles 12 teams TBA
Super Smash Bros. Melee Singles 159 TBA
Super Smash Bros. Melee Doubles 32 teams TBA
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Singles 309 TBA
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Doubles 74 teams TBA
Street Fighter V 42 TBA
Pokkén Tournament 62 TBA

Results

Super Smash Bros. singles

(55 entrants)

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st USA Stranded Pikachu (SSB)Captain Falcon (SSB)Kirby (SSB)
2nd USA Star King Kirby (SSB)
3rd USA Fireblaster Yoshi (SSB)Mario (SSB)
4th USA cobr Kirby (SSB)Captain Falcon (SSB)Samus (SSB)Pikachu (SSB)
5th USA DFX Fox (SSB)Pikachu (SSB)
5th USA NTA Captain Falcon (SSB)Mario (SSB)Samus (SSB)
7th USA Zeppelin Captain Falcon (SSB)
7th USA Sedda Fox (SSB)

Super Smash Bros. doubles

(12 teams)

Place Name Character(s) Name Character(s) Earnings
1st USA Cobr Kirby (SSB) USA Star King Pikachu (SSB)
2nd USA Fireblaster Yoshi (SSB) USA Zeppelin Kirby (SSB)

Super Smash Bros. Melee singles

(159 entrants)

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st USA Mew2King Sheik (SSBM)Marth (SSBM)
2nd USA Mafia Peach (SSBM)
3rd USA The Moon Marth (SSBM)
4th USA DJ Nintendo Fox (SSBM)Pikachu (SSBM)
5th USA Stango Marth (SSBM)Fox (SSBM)
5th USA Minty Samus (SSBM)
7th USA Kaeon Fox (SSBM)
7th USA PudgyPanda Ice Climbers (SSBM)
9th USA G$ Falco (SSBM)Marth (SSBM)
9th USA Borp Sheik (SSBM)
9th USA Jsex Sheik (SSBM)
9th USA TheSWOOPER Samus (SSBM)
13th USA Switch
13th USA CuppaJoe Falco (SSBM)
13th USA Dan Salvato Link (SSBM)
13th USA Lazy Captain Falcon (SSBM)
17th USA Arias
17th USA Copycat Sheik (SSBM)
17th USA NJzFinest Donkey Kong (SSBM)
17th USA HRCtypo
17th USA Somar
17th USA Panties Captain Falcon (SSBM)
17th USA Berserker
17th USA Triad Prodigy Luigi (SSBM)
25th USA Pochilin
25th USA DarkGenex
25th USA IONTheKid
25th USA Cottons
25th USA Failsafe
25th USA dunk Captain Falcon (SSBM)
25th USA Keto Link (SSBM)
25th USA Rox R

Super Smash Bros. Melee doubles

(32 teams)

Place Name Character(s) Name Character(s) Earnings
1st USA DJ Nintendo Fox (SSBM) USA The Moon Fox (SSBM)
2nd USA Mew2King Sheik (SSBM)Fox (SSBM) USA Jsex Sheik (SSBM)
3rd USA G$ Falco (SSBM) USA Stango Fox (SSBM)
4th USA Minty Samus (SSBM) USA Kaeon Fox (SSBM)
5th USA Copycat Sheik (SSBM)Kirby (SSBM) USA Lazy Captain Falcon (SSBM)Pikachu (SSBM)
5th USA Kite Fox (SSBM) USA Triad Prodigy Luigi (SSBM)Roy (SSBM)
7th USA Goon Fox (SSBM)Captain Falcon (SSBM) USA Chico Marth (SSBM)
7th USA Panties Captain Falcon (SSBM)Donkey Kong (SSBM) USA Heck Peach (SSBM)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U singles

(309 entrants)

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st USA Dabuz Rosalina (SSB4)
2nd USA VoiD Sheik (SSB4)Fox (SSB4)
3rd Japan Nietono Diddy Kong (SSB4)
4th USA Mew2King Cloud (SSB4)
5th USA Marss Zero Suit Samus (SSB4)
5th Canada SuperGirlKels Sonic (SSB4)
7th USA James Cloud (SSB4)Diddy Kong (SSB4)Luigi (SSB4)
7th USA Tweek Cloud (SSB4)
9th USA The Great Gonzales Ness (SSB4)
9th USA Mr.E Marth (SSB4)
9th Japan RAIN Cloud (SSB4)
9th Japan Umeki Peach (SSB4)
13th USA Raptor Yoshi (SSB4)
13th USA 6WX Sonic (SSB4)
13th USA Day Lucario (SSB4)
13th USA Pugwest Marth (SSB4)
17th USA Mister Eric R.O.B. (SSB4)
17th USA Biddy Toon Link (SSB4)
17th USA Vash Marth (SSB4)
17th USA Minty Mega Man (SSB4)
17th USA Sinji Pac-Man (SSB4)
17th USA John Numbers Wii Fit Trainer (SSB4)
17th USA C3PO Diddy Kong (SSB4)
17th USA ADHD Diddy Kong (SSB4)
25th USA LingLing Peach (SSB4)
25th USA Chaos Bowser (SSB4)
25th USA Prof3ssorMGW Pit (SSB4)Olimar (SSB4)
25th USA Edwin Mega Man (SSB4)
25th USA Tony King Dedede (SSB4)
25th USA Craftis Sonic (SSB4)
25th USA Oatmeal Meta Knight (SSB4)
25th USA Zoan Meta Knight (SSB4)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U doubles

(74 teams)

Place Name Character(s) Name Character(s) Earnings
1st Japan Nietono Diddy Kong (SSB4) Japan Umeki Peach (SSB4)
2nd USA Mew2King Cloud (SSB4) USA VoiD Sheik (SSB4)
3rd USA ADHD Diddy Kong (SSB4) USA Mr.E Marth (SSB4)
4th USA Marss Zero Suit Samus (SSB4) USA Pugwest Marth (SSB4)
5th USA Dio Mario (SSB4) USA Raptor Yoshi (SSB4)
5th USA Biddy Toon Link (SSB4) USA Luck Luigi (SSB4)
7th USA Chaos Bowser (SSB4)Marth (SSB4) USA Tokyo Ness (SSB4)
7th USA Naga's Voice Mario (SSB4)Marth (SSB4) USA Noe3 Mega Man (SSB4)
9th USA Gonzilla USA Yeah~ok
9th Canada SuperGirlKels Sonic (SSB4) Canada CrazyLittleJay Sheik (SSB4)
9th USA BlazerKirby Kirby (SSB4) USA K i R
9th USA 6WX Sonic (SSB4) USA C3PO Diddy Kong (SSB4)

External Links

References

  1. ^ Apex 2016 dates
  2. ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM3FgjR43uo
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