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'''EVO 2013''' was a fighting game tournament, of which ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' was a featured game. It was the largest ''Melee'' tournament to date, with 696 entrants, over twice the amount of players more than [[Pound 4]], the previous record holder.  
'''EVO 2013''' was a fighting game tournament, of which ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' was a featured game. It was the largest ''Melee'' and smash tournament to date, with 696 entrants, over twice the amount of players more than [[Pound 4]], the previous record holder.  


A particular event that sparked outrage amongst the community was when [[Nintendo]] [http://evo.shoryuken.com/2013/07/09/changes-to-evo-2013-smash-schedule/ attempted to block the streaming] for ''Melee'' at the tournament mere days before it was to begin. However, due to extreme community backlash, Nintendo withdrew their attempt hours later. It was [http://kotaku.com/nintendo-wanted-smash-bros-pulled-from-worlds-biggest-740918828 later revealed] that Nintendo was also attempting to shut down the ''Melee'' portion of the tournament altogether.
A particular event that sparked outrage amongst the community was when [[Nintendo]] [http://evo.shoryuken.com/2013/07/09/changes-to-evo-2013-smash-schedule/ attempted to block the streaming] for ''Melee'' at the tournament mere days before it was to begin. However, due to extreme community backlash, Nintendo withdrew their attempt hours later. It was [http://kotaku.com/nintendo-wanted-smash-bros-pulled-from-worlds-biggest-740918828 later revealed] that Nintendo was also attempting to shut down the ''Melee'' portion of the tournament altogether.

Revision as of 10:20, July 15, 2013

EVO 2013
Dates July 12-14, 2013
Venue Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
Attendance 696
Results
Super Smash Bros. Melee winners USA Mango 1v1

EVO 2013 was a fighting game tournament, of which Super Smash Bros. Melee was a featured game. It was the largest Melee and smash tournament to date, with 696 entrants, over twice the amount of players more than Pound 4, the previous record holder.

A particular event that sparked outrage amongst the community was when Nintendo attempted to block the streaming for Melee at the tournament mere days before it was to begin. However, due to extreme community backlash, Nintendo withdrew their attempt hours later. It was later revealed that Nintendo was also attempting to shut down the Melee portion of the tournament altogether.

Results

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1. USA Mango Fox (SSBM)Falco (SSBM)
2. USA Wobbles Ice Climbers (SSBM)
3. USA Hungrybox Jigglypuff (SSBM)
4. Sweden Armada Peach (SSBM)
5. USA Dr. Peepee Falco (SSBM)
5. USA Mew2King Fox (SSBM)Sheik (SSBM)Marth (SSBM)
7. USA Shroomed Dr. Mario (SSBM)
7. Germany Ice Sheik (SSBM)

Trivia

  • Melee was the oldest featured game at the tournament.

External links

Main site


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