Showing posts with label Tokido. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tokido. Show all posts
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Fresh Second Impact Footage
It's not every day that I get to post up new Street Fighter III: Second Impact matches. Here we have Tokido and KSK playing the defunct game recently.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Capcom Fighting Jam Champions
From psychorarity's YouTube channel, this is the 2005 Capcom Fighting Jam championship. Daigo and Dan face off with Mago and Tokido in this forgotten game. See below for some crazy Jedah play from the semifinals.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Japan is Serious About MvC3
Daigo and now Tokido have both announced that they plan to play MvC3 competitively. Traditionally, Marvel games have been dominated by American players. Will the Japanese be able to overcome the zealous dedication of American Marvel players?
Friday, November 12, 2010
Tokido: SoCal Regionals Champion
Everyone knows of Tokido's awesome win-pose shenanigans. What most of his new fans don't know is that he's a great BlazBlue: Continuum Shift player. He actually won the SoCal Regionals BB:CS tournament. The finals pit him against Zong One's amazing Carl.
For those unfamiliar with Carl, he fights along with a sort of marionette that can attack remotely and independently. It can be compared most closely with stands from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, particulary D'Bo's Ebony Devil. When Carl traps an opponent between himself and the automaton, that opponent is in huge trouble. Watch as Tokido adjusts to Zong One's nasty traps and eventually takes control. (Finals begin at about the 25-minute mark).
For those unfamiliar with Carl, he fights along with a sort of marionette that can attack remotely and independently. It can be compared most closely with stands from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, particulary D'Bo's Ebony Devil. When Carl traps an opponent between himself and the automaton, that opponent is in huge trouble. Watch as Tokido adjusts to Zong One's nasty traps and eventually takes control. (Finals begin at about the 25-minute mark).
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