Quote Originally Posted by Depression Moon View Post
MVC2 was a little broing since only about five different characters were played.
That's competitive MvC2, in a nutshell.

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My video kept on skipping so I didn't watch much of BB
You could have blinked and missed BlazBlue, it didn't last much longer than 5 minutes. One Noel player utterly decimated the 5 or 6 people he played against. It was over quick. They had it designated as an 'Exhibition' match, just for show, so I don't think that player actually won anything (as opposed to the $7,000 that was up for SF4).

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I was surprised that Sanford picked (SPOILER)Cammy and a lot of other things.
He was playing against 'Dan from Japan', who is seen as Daigo's sparring partner. Thing about Japan is, they play on the arcades. Cammy is a console-only character. Sanford did that on purpose, knowing Dan didn't have a lot (or any) experience against Cammy, and Cammy has a couple of moves you can exploit if your opponent doesn't know how to deal with them. Dan was definitely learning fast though, but a single match is just not enough time to truly overcome someone who is skilled with her. Sanford later said he would use Seth--another only-playable-on-console character--against Daigo. Trying to go for their lack of experience.

There were some great matches all weekend, some people I saw on Friday and Saturday who were unfortunately eliminated definitely had some real skill. Evo is usually a good show, and when Wong and Justin meet up it's usually an entertaining fight. I think this was the first time Justin was so successful against Daigo. There was a bit of international trash talk from both sides of that match.