Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition - Evo 2013 Grand Finals

Watch the grand finals for Super Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition at Evo 2013. It's a pretty intense match.

[@luilui1]

Moral of the match: Respect your elders.

[@jeffreyjean-baptiste7303]

It's funny when people say "spamming fireballs"s" that just shows how little you know about street fighter

[@jan050375]

this tokido is very lame, it seems like spaming is everything he can do

[@ThePopcornWeasel]

I bet you posted this comment way past your bed time because you were in the mood to play 17 more rounds of call of duty

[@freedomsh]

tokido can't do anything without his fireballs..BORING!

[@Sweetestyo]

So let's use EVO results, since you probably will reply some dumb shit stating that I didn't take "results" in the equation. EVO 2010 - Infiltration ended up in 3rd place, and Tokido didn't make top 8 EVO 2012 - Infiltration ended up in 1st place, Tokido didn't make top 8 EVO 2013 - Tokido ended up in 1st place, Infiltration ended up in 3rd place (Infiltration) 1 + 1 = 2 wins (Tokido) 1 win So all in all, according to you, Infiltration is the better player. The results clearly show it.

[@LordDrakonya]

I could've just killed it with one comment , but i was trying to have a decent conversation where you don't get butthurt when you don't have anything left to say. But you did , typical. Point is , you can only know how honestly good a player is if you know him personally , if not you have to look at the results. And the results clearly show that Tokido is better. You still won't admit it without giving any explenation as to why i am wrong. FYI Tokido beat Infiltration at EVO 2013. ;)

[@voodizzle]

Translation: I'm not capable of good discussion, so I don't think anyone else should engage in it and make me feel inadequate about my opinions.

[@hmrhuang]

Street Fighter tests gamers like chess -- takes a great deal of mental focus and discipline than detractors would like to admit!

[@blankaballs]

It is an extreme test of mental patience, as Xian has to find the right moment to get in.

[@Xtal0]

Xians accomplishments at Evo 2013 is the stuff of legend, he hadn't even been playing Gen for long, Yun was his main prior to picking up Gen, he went from one of the best characters in the game with fairly simple execution to one of the most complex and difficult characters in fighting game history, and is low to mid tier at best. Winning Evo with Gen was probably one of the least likely things to happen outside of winning with Hakan or Dan, that the FGC had seen in a long time.

[@Stacko1515]

I understand zoning, but CONSTANT fireballs would piss me off.

[@userSf96ejBJ4]

You know you're Godlike when everybody says your character is top tier

[@deemills3554]

Pretty cool combos with Gen.

[@bulb9970]

The resource management from that Gen was amazing. What a hype match.

[@user-wv2xc1wd2q]

Hadoken spam is a legitimate strategy. But not that it matters since Gen won and not Akuma

[@benedictyugaraj]

Woah Tokido had some excellent zoning skills and patience here. But when it really came down to it Xian was just a little better than him in every aspect. Timing, Zoning, Tech, Vortex... Yeah he deserved this win,

[@PwnySlaystation01]

If you haven't, you should give watching it a try if you have an interest in RTS games. It doesn't look too interesting unless you understand the game and have played it yourself. RTS games like SC2 are incredibly deep and there's so much going on. I find them the most exciting games to watch professionally. Like tournament fighters, the skill ceiling is incredibly high (unlike modern FPS).

[@ZeroGaiaForce]

Pretty good Grand Finals. I enjoyed it, as always (even though I'm more into KOF or U-MvC3). Really nice to see Gen, but sadly, never an El Fuerte on the finals.

[@MystyrNile]

Spoilers in the friggin thumbnail?