Hey - welcome to the site! I edited your title to fit with our required formatting - and that'll help get you a lot more attention now too
One thing to mention - gamers will probably ask about bringing their own hardware - which has it's own unique set of issues, etc for a business - in the end if you guys have any questions, or need any help - let us know! (you can request it here on your thread, PM me, or go through our OKgamers.com contact form on the front page!)
Honest to god, i doubt anyone in the Tulsa area can beat him when he get serious. That being said, I can fight him pretty well with my Fei-Long.
I just hope that maybe some Super Street Fighter 4 players in Tulsa will see this. I was the first to enter the tournament for it at Tokyo in Tulsa, and then it got cancelled because not enough people entered. I was really sad.
I hope you organize more tournaments in the future Phillip. I really like fighting games, and i think that they could have just as prevalent a place as the more popular shooters in Tulsa. I guess that is a very idealistic thought though...
Tulsa has plenty of good SSF players, so I'd be careful about promises
Tokyo in Tulsa had PLENTY of attendance for SSF, and other fighters - they just didn't want to play in the PS3 console tournament, as AnimeFreak mentioned on your other thread. Also, casual players won't put money out to lose in OK often - we are a very cheap state
This sort of deal might bring out more, and as I mentioned on the other thread, cheap gathering style events will help as well with community building.
FPS is strong, that doesn't mean fighters can't be just as much - it's a communities decision.
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