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===Non-''Smash Bros'' games=== | ===Non-''Smash Bros'' games=== | ||
Some tournaments have either official or side events in other games outside of the ''Smash'' series. Usually such tournaments would play fighting games such as ''{{uv|Street Fighter}}'' or ''{{s|wikipedia|Marvel vs. Capcom}}'' or occasionally other platform fighters like ''Smash Bros.'' fan games | Some tournaments have either official or side events in other games outside of the ''Smash'' series. Usually such tournaments would play fighting games such as ''{{uv|Street Fighter}}'' or ''{{s|wikipedia|Marvel vs. Capcom}}'', or occasionally other platform fighters like ''Smash Bros.'' fan games and ''{{s|wikipedia|Rivals of Aether}}''. ''Smash'' tournaments are increasingly becoming fixtures at "traditional" fighting game events including prominent ones like [[CEO]]. Some events that are primarily focused on "esports" games like ''{{s|wikipedia|League of Legends}}'' or ''{{s|wikipedia|Counter-Strike}}'' may include ''Smash'' tournaments. Such events have included [[Major League Gaming]], [[Press Start]], and [[DreamHack]]. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||