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Watch the world's biggest fighting game tournament right here

Watch the world’s biggest fighting game tournament right here

Posted on July 18, 2015August 22, 2019 By Jarvis

This weekend over 6,000 folks from 47 countries will descend into Las Vegas to kick the (virtual) snot out of each other. That’s because the 13th annual Evolution fighting game tournament, otherwise known as Evo 2015, starts today with world warriors competing across nine games including Killer Instinct, Mortal Kombat X, Super Smash Bros. for Wii Uand Ultra Street Fighter IV. They’re battling for over $300,000 in prize money and in case you couldn’t make it to Sin City for the show, we’ve got you covered. The competition starts at 12 pm Eastern / 9 am Pacific today and goes until the final street fighting man or woman is defeated Sunday night. As you might expect, the entire event’s being broadcast via Twitch and you can park it right here on Engadget to watch the whole thing!
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