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Because that's the section of the column that appears on the front page, sans the rest of the article.

Agreed wholeheartedly. Also, they need to fix the glitch that for some reason removed the option to force random stages in player match lobbies. Kinda sick of people picking endless stage against me.

They don't.

It's not a balance ban. Jesus fuck, how many times do we have to keep repeating this.

Shut the fuck up, Signia.

As someone who plans to attend at least two majors this year, I fail to see the point of learning a character that's banned at the tournaments that require the most preparation. Under this rule set, time spent training with Devil Jin is essentially time wasted for many players. Personally, I'm...

I think it was Gamespot that was running the stream and doing interviews, actually. But yeah, it was a good time, obnoxiously loud dubstep notwithstanding.

Well, whadda ya know....

Seeing as there are no SC5 events in San Fransisco, I don't think you have to worry about missing anything. #spellingnazi

I'll be there too, provided the place doesn't reach capacity before I arrive.

GAT DAYUM!

Judging from the snippets of interviews that I read, Sakurai's problem with competitive Smash was that it ran counter to his desire to make everybody happy by allowing them all to have "fun," regardless of skill level. Stupid scrub mentality, in other words.

Tira deserves to be terrible. Come at me.

I miss my cat. :/

BrianHeartsYou

You're putting words in my mouth. I never said anything about tournament prizes, entry caps or majors disappearing, as they are not big concerns of mine. I do think that league events may impact some FG majors due to the sheer number of majors during the year, but I don't see them going away...

He basically accuses Evo of purposefully marginalizing SC games because of personal bias, even though they had good reasons not to include them. He also says the FGC was "shit" before SF4, in addition to saying the SC community is not a part of the FGC. Any way you slice it, those are polarizing...

And for whatever reason, they felt differently. Maybe it was because SC4 was largely viewed as broken at the time and they feared a huge player drop-off. Whatever the case, they just didn't have the confidence that putting a lot of hard work and resources into featuring SC4 at Evo would result...

Evo didn't snub SC4 in 2010. The organizers let the community vote on which game would get the final slot on the Evo roster, and SC4 lost. Plain and simple. Chalking this up to some effort on the part of Evo to marginalize SC is silly, and considering that Ponder extended an olive branch to 8WR...