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These demon spawns were cast out by the r.g.v.a. losers into the pit known as alt.games.sf2
These demon spawns were cast out by the r.g.v.a. losers into the pit known as alt.games.sf2


alt.games.sf2 begat Tom and Seth.  Tom and Seth [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.games.sf2/browse_frm/thread/1f304fe966356edd/f90dc59f4760fcef?tvc=1&q=seth+james+killian+%2B+thomas+calvin+cannon#f90dc59f4760fcef fought], but eventually joined forces. 
alt.games.sf2 begat Tom and Seth.  Tom and Seth [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.games.sf2/browse_frm/thread/1f304fe966356edd/f90dc59f4760fcef?tvc=1
 
Another site that was around in the early days was the brawl.mindlink.net ftp site ran by David "Zoid" Kirsch.  Before there were sites like GameFAQS or Shoryuken.com, it was a great place to get all of the early SF2 FAQs.
 
==Beginnings==
[[Usenet]] -- agsf2 days
 
alt.games.sf2 was a Usenet newsgroup, which is a primitive bulletin board that allowed people with access to post SF Strategy and other assorted topics. However, Usenet was not widely available at that particular time to the public. It was mainly accessible from assorted colleges and universities from around the US, and a from a few workplaces. It was virtually a new way to talk about your favorite things with other people from around the country, and the world. This was also the first time that people would post not just strategy, but about other aspects of SF as well. There were topics ranging from psychology, to player habits, to betting on matches, etc. Everything was fair game in alt.games.sf2.
 
[[flamewars]] -- flame wars go here?
 
The newsgroup was also a notorious hotbed for flames. Anyone who was remotely familiar with Usenet and alt.games.sf2 will remember such recurring flames as Seth vs. Stiltman. This is one argument that has persisted, even into the present. There are many other flame wars worth mentioning, and one can find a vast archive of the newsgroup at http://groups.google.com.
 
==IRC==
'''Late 1995'''-  Allen Hackley (LordVoid) founded the channel #sf2. There were even less people at the time who had access to IRC than to Usenet and email. The original members were LordVoid, inkblot, Ponder, Ben Cureton (tragic), Bob Painter (Kuroyume), marwan, and Derek Daniels (omni).
 
'''1996''' - #sf2 on EFNet was then changed to #sf3, in anticipation of the impending release of Street Fighter III. Some people finally find their way to IRC shortly thereafter.
 
'''1998''' - #sf3 had changed to #capcom, to better reflect that the channel's interest in all Capcom fighting games. More and more people were starting to appear on the channel. Conversations were becoming more frequent, and the majority of the users were from agsf2. Unfortunately, even #capcom was not without drama. There were many instances of heated arguments, with personal issues increasingly involved. Everything that was in the SF community was now made public.
 
==Shoryuken.com==
Late Feburary 2000, Shoryuken.com was born.  4 guys with nothing better to do gave birth to the best Street Fighter "supersite" out there.
 
==Major Tournaments==
[[Midwest Championships]] - MWC
 
[[B3]] - Battle By the Bay
 
[[B2]] - Boston Brawl
 
[[East Coast Championships]] - ECC
 
[[B4-B5]] - B4 and B5
 
[[March Madness]] - Philly
 
[[Texas Showdown]] - TS
 
==Major Events==
USA vs. Japan - 2000
 
 
==Evolution==
 
==Loose Template==
 
As a loose as template I decided I would put a fill in the blanks here- Jesse
 
Southern Hills Golfland (SHGL)- Southern California
Closing date-?
 
Sunnyvale Golfland (SVGL)- Northern California
 
Chinatown Fair (CTF)- New York
 
Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 and the emerging Tournament Scene- Owned by socal/new york/seattle
 
Capcom Vs. SNK 2: the last competitive capcom made fighter- Owned by norcal
 
The Rebirth of Street Fighter 3: Third Strike- Owned by FFA?
 
Major Tournaments
 
B3- I'm not that old
 
B4- (The GameRoom, Folsom CA)
MVC2
1st:  Duc Do (Spiral/Cable/Cyclops; Spiral/Cable/Blackheart)
2nd:  Alex Valle (Strider/Doom/Commando; Ironman/Sentinel/Doom)
3rd:  Image (Magneto/Cable/Cyclops)
4th:  Arturo
5th:  Eddie Lee
 
B5 (The GameRoom, Folsom CA)
- MVC2- East Coast resident Justin Wong Gains the title of champion
1st:  Justin Wong (Magneto/Cable/Cammy; Storm/sentinel/cammy)
2nd:  Duc Do (Spiral/Cable/sentinel; Spiral/Cable/Cyclops)
3rd:  Viscant (Doom/storm/sentinel)
 
Evolution 2002 (UCLA, Los Angeles, CA) -
 
Marvel vs. Capcom 2
1st: Justin Wong (Storm/Sentinel/Cyclops; Magneto/Cable/Sentinel)
2nd: Rodolfo (Sentinel/Storm/Commando; Magneto/Cable/Sentinel)
3rd: Combofiend
4th: SIN
5th: Nestor
5th: Clockwork
7th: Rattana
7th: Ghengis
 
Capcom vs. SNK 2
1st: Tokido
2nd: Ohnuki
3rd: Ino
4th: Ken
5th: Liquid Metal
5th: BAS
7th: John Choi
7th: Alex Valle
 
SF2 Super Turbo
1st: Jason Cole
2nd: Ohnuki
3rd: Jason DeHerras
4th: Apoc
5th: Jason Nelson
5th: John Choi
7th: Mike Watson
7th: Jumpsuit Jesse
7th: Mester
 
 
Evolution 2003 (Pomona, CA)-
 
MVC2
1st:  Justin Wong (Santhrax)
2nd:  Ricky Ortiz (MSP; Santhrax; Storm/sent/psylocke)
3rd:  Rodolfo (Santhrax; Mag/cable/sentinel)
 
CVS2- Ino (Japan) takes down Daigo Umehara (Japan) 3s- KO (Japan) beats Daigo (Japan)and the world championship
 
Evolution 2004 (Pomona, CA)- MVC2- Tekken 4:
1st) Jackie Tran (Jin)
2nd) JinKid (Jin)
3rd) TomHilfiger (Nina)
4th) Aenica (Julia)
 
Tekken Tag:
1st) Ryan Hart (Mishimas)
2nd) UNCONKABLE!!! (Anna/Armor King/Devil)
3rd) Slips (Eddy/Julia)
4th) Shin (Changs)
 
SC2
1st) RTD
2nd) Mick
3rd) Sownemisis
4th) ViciousSuicide
 
GGXX
1. Daigo (Sol)
2. Kindevu (Eddie)
3. RF (Faust)
4. MIU (Sol)
 
 
ST:
1st: Daigo Umehara (Ryu, Balrog, Osagat)
2nd: John Choi (Guile, Osagat)
3rd: Kuni (Gief)
4th: Justin Wong (Osagat, CHun)
5th: Alex Valle (Ryu, OSagat), Wes Truelson (Ken, Balrog)
7th: Jesse Howard (Ryu), Seth Killian (Honda, Gief)
 
 
 
3rd Strike:
1st: KO (Yun)
2nd: Daigo Umehara (Ken)
3rd: Justin Wong (Chun)
4th: Raoh (Chun)
5th: KSK (Alex), Kokujin (Dudley)
7th: Hsien Chang (Ken), Mike Watson (Yun)
 
 
CvS2
1st: Kindebu (A-ken/sakura, bison, blanka)
2nd: Ricky Ortiz (A-Vega, Sakura, Blanka)
3rd: John Choi (C-Ken, Guile, Sagat)
4th: Dan (C-Ryu, Ken, SAgat)
5th: Justin Wong (C-Vega,Chun,Sagat), Buktooth (N-iori,morrigan,hibiki)
7th: Eddie Lee (A-Mai,Eagle,Vega). RF (A-sakura,bison,blanka)
 
 
MvC2:
1st: Jwong (santhrax)
2nd: David Lee (Mag/cable/sent, cable/sent/cyke, sent/storm/cable, cable/mag/doom)
3rd: Xecutioner (SAnthrax, Sent/storm/cyke)
4th: Chris Schmidt (MSS, MSP)
5th: genghis (Santhrax), Randy Lew (Cable/sent/capcom, sent/ironman/cable)
7th: Soo (MSS, MSP). Harry Potter (MST, Santhrax)
Evolution 2005 (Las Vegas, NV)- 3rd Strike U.S. vs. Japan 5 on 5:
 
Team USA:
Watson (Ken)
Justin Wong (Chun-Li)
Hsien (Ken)
Ken I. aka Sextaro! (Makoto)
Ricky Ortiz (Chun-Li)
 
Team Japan:
Ohnuki (Chun-Li)
Kokujin (Dudley)
Nitto (Yun)
Mester (Yun)
MOV (Chun-Li)
 
FINAL SCORE:
 
20-5 JAPAN WINS
 
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TEKKEN 5 U.S. vs. Japan 5 on 5:
 
Team Japan:
Kenbou (Ganryu)
SDZ (Bryan)
Yuu (Feng Wei)
Mishimaster (Heihachi)
Hato (Heihachi)
 
Team USA:
JOP (Jack 5)
tomhilfiger (Nina)
Arario (Jack 5)
Jinkid (Steve)
insanelee (Ganryu)
 
FINAL SCORE:
 
14-11 USA WINS
--------------------------------------------------
 
RESULTS
 
Tekken Tag:
 
1st - Qudans - [Korea]
2nd - Ryan Hart
3rd - Tomhilfiger
4th - Slips
5th - JinKid / Crow
7th - MadDogJin / SDZ
 
Capcom vs SNK 2:
 
1st - BAS - [Japan]
2nd - Mago
3rd - Kindebu
4th - Combofiend
5th - RF / Ohnuki
7th - Justin Wong / Ohayo
 
GGXX#R:
 
1st - RF (Faust) - [Japan]
2nd - Kindebu (Eddie)
3rd - Miu (Sol)
4th - Marneto (Eddie)
5th - Ruin (Eddie) / Mago (Slayer)
7th - Tokido (Eddie) / Bas (Eddie)
 
Super Turbo:
 
1st - Gian (Dhalsim) - [Japan]
2nd - Ohnuki (Chun-Li)
3rd - Tokido (Chun-Li)
4th - DSP (Vega)
5th - Buktooth, NKI (Chun-Li)
7th - Jason Cole (Dhalsim) / Peter
 
Marvel vs Capcom 2:
 
1st - Duc Do - [USA]
2nd - Yipes
3rd - Potter
4th - Justin Wong
5th - Ricky O. / Chris Schmidt
7th - Rawbzilla / Reset
 
Tekken 5:
 
1st - Crow (Steve) - [USA]
2nd - Yuu (Feng Wei)
3rd - MadDogJin (Steve)
4th - jra64 (Nina)
5th - Hato (Bryan) / Mishimaster (Heihachi)
7th - Arario (Jack 5) / Kenbou (Ganryu)
 
SF3: Third Strike:
 
1st - Ohnuki (Chun-Li) - [Japan]
2nd - Justin Wong (Chun-Li)
3rd - Nitto (Yun)
4th - Mester (Yun)
5th - Ricky O. (Chun-Li) / Kokujin (Dudley)
7th - RF (Chun-Li) / MOV (Chun-Li)
 
Texas Showdown
SBO
ECC
NEC
 
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Revision as of 22:24, 23 June 2007

Introduction

In the beginning, there was rec.games.video.arcade.

And lo, the year became 1991 and r.g.v.a. was overrun by demon spawns addicted to SF2, arguing ceaselessly about tactics and who was the best.

These demon spawns were cast out by the r.g.v.a. losers into the pit known as alt.games.sf2

alt.games.sf2 begat Tom and Seth. Tom and Seth [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.games.sf2/browse_frm/thread/1f304fe966356edd/f90dc59f4760fcef?tvc=1