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For a second time the "Super Batata" staff contacted {{Sm|Fullen}} in order to get a couple of Nintendo games tournaments. Pokemon Stadium, Mario Kart Wii and ''[[Melee]]'' were chosen to have tourneys. Both {{Sm|Fullen}} and {{Sm|Blip}} were in charge of the three of them, resulting in a very work heavy day. By the end of the day when the Melee tournament took place, both players were exhausted and that was pretty clear in their performance, although they managed to get first and second place as usual, still both agree on the finals "not counting" as a real game since they were playing in such deplorable condition.
For a second time the "Super Batata" staff contacted {{Sm|Fullen}} in order to get a couple of Nintendo games tournaments. Pokemon Stadium, Mario Kart Wii and ''[[Melee]]'' were chosen to have tourneys. Both {{Sm|Fullen}} and {{Sm|Blip}} were in charge of the three of them, resulting in a very work heavy day. By the end of the day when the Melee tournament took place, both players were exhausted and that was pretty clear in their performance, although they managed to get first and second place as usual, still both agree on the finals "not counting" as a real game since they were playing in such deplorable condition.
A handful of new emerging players joined the scene, all of the top 5 players did pretty good compared to the rest of the entrants, most notably {{Sm|Pablo}} almost kicking out {{Sm|Fullen}} in loser finals.
A handful of new emerging players joined the scene, all of the top 5 players did well compared to the rest of the entrants, most notably {{Sm|Pablo}} almost kicking out {{Sm|Fullen}} in loser finals.
 


==Results==
==Results==

Revision as of 17:38, May 9, 2016

Super Batata Retro 4ta Edicion
Dates April 10th, 2016
Venue Batata Retro
Address/City Art decó
Cordoba, Argentina Argentina
Attendance 36
Entry fees Melee singles: Free
Pot size(s) $500
Results
Super Smash Bros. Melee winners Argentina Blip 1v1

For a second time the "Super Batata" staff contacted Fullen in order to get a couple of Nintendo games tournaments. Pokemon Stadium, Mario Kart Wii and Melee were chosen to have tourneys. Both Fullen and Blip were in charge of the three of them, resulting in a very work heavy day. By the end of the day when the Melee tournament took place, both players were exhausted and that was pretty clear in their performance, although they managed to get first and second place as usual, still both agree on the finals "not counting" as a real game since they were playing in such deplorable condition. A handful of new emerging players joined the scene, all of the top 5 players did well compared to the rest of the entrants, most notably Pablo almost kicking out Fullen in loser finals.

Results

(36 entrants)

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st Argentina Blip Fox (SSBM) $500
2nd Argentina Fullen Marth (SSBM)
3rd Argentina Pablo Samus (SSBM)
4th Argentina Max Sheik (SSBM)
5th Argentina Facundo Marth (SSBM)
6th Argentina Octavio Marth (SSBM)
7th Argentina Brenda Falco (SSBM)
7th Argentina Songui Ganondorf (SSBM)

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