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This episode can be viewed on YouTube at https://youtu.be/jCkgzBi_-0E --- 0:00 - Intro and rundown 7:34 - Intel World Open closed qualifiers - Australia, China, EU East, & US East results 12:31 - Pound 2021 Online results 14:28 - MKX Lives results 17:06 - Team Japan beats Team NA 10-5 in Guilty Gear Strive team exhibition 26:03 - CEO reopens registration; sells out within an hour 28:06 - Should top players get early access to event registration? 59:42 - Steam Summer Sale includes several fighting games 1:01:15 - Nintendo shows off Kazuya gameplay in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 1:08:10 - Tekken 7 users have climbed 1:10:12 - Melty Blood Type Lumina to release on September 30 1:14:07 - Vanessa announced for King of Fighters XV 1:15:24 - First Attack announces offline return for Halloween weekend; Registration opens Thursday 1:16:10 - Battle Arena Melbourne 2021 postponed due to Australian COVID concerns

Yesterday afternoon, a major outage occurred that impacted a wide range of Australian institutions, including major banks and their mobile apps, Virgin Australia airlines, Australia Post and more. Soon after cyber attack theories had been raised, it was learned that CDN Akamai had a routing error that impacted around 500 of its customers. All up the incident caused disruptions for around six hours.https://www.itnews.com.au/news/akamai-routing-error-caused-widespread-outages-566103The controversial Online Safety Bill will pass parliament with the Labor party once again claiming to be "not happy" but going to support it anyway. Since before the election in 2018, Labor has held a consistent position of claiming to be upset or disappointed or unhappy with legislation related to important digital protections like privacy, encryption and censorship, but to pass the laws anyway because they never want to open the door to an actual fight over civil liberties. What's the point of an opposition again?https://www.innovationaus.com/labor-not-happy-about-supporting-online-safety-bill/In better local news, Aldi Australia has become the first retailer in the country to power all its operations with 100% renewable power. The German supermarket chain's local operation announced it has achieved the target six months ahead of schedule, using solar installed on its own premises as well as purchased power from wind farms and other renewable energy purchases. According to Renew Economy, Aldi is the 67th biggest user of electricity in Australia, with 555 stores and eight distribution centres. So this really is a great example to the nation on big business getting the right thing done.https://reneweconomy.com.au/aldi-claims-first-place-in-major-retailer-race-to-100-pct-renewables-in-australia/Up in space, China has successfully sent a first crew to its new orbital space station with a team of three astronauts to the Tiangong station where they are setting up living quarters for the next three months. China has said it is open to future collaboration with other nations on its new station which is expected to be in orbit for over ten years. The ISS is scheduled to retire in 2024 though it can potentially be extended out to 2028.https://www.sciencealert.com/first-astronauts-have-just-arrived-at-china-s-space-stationIn entertainment news, Carrie Fisher is set to receive a posthumous Walk of Fame star which raises the question of how on Earth this didn't happen during her lifetime? The easy answer is no one bought one for her to promote a film, which is how it usually happens. Other great names scheduled to be added to the walk in 2022 include Ewan McGregor, Willem Dafoe, Regina King, Francis Ford Coppola, Salma Hayek, and Bob Odenkirk.https://www.themarysue.com/carrie-fisher-is-getting-a-star-on-the-hollywood-the-walk-of-fame/In videogames, Blizzard has announced World of Warcraft's next major patch, Chains of Domination, will go live on June 30, with the next raid opening its doors on July 7. Players will also be able to unlock flying in the patch in that second week and then the next race for mythic world first will kick off on July 14.https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/news/23686104/shadowlands-the-chains-of-domination-content-update-goes-live-june-29For those after some esports to watch this weekend, DOTA 2 is finally feeling the excitement again with the ESL One Summer tournament taking place. We're into the thick of qualifying for The International which did not take place in 2020 so fans are ready and eager for things to get serious once again. Hearthstone also has its Masters Tour Dalaran taking place which you can catch on YouTube, and a reminder that we are just a few weeks away from Battle Arena Melbourne on the second weekend of July for the biggest FGC tournament in Australia.https://playhearthstone.com/en-us/esports/tournament/masters-tour-dalaran/https://www.esl-one.com/dota2/summer/That's your Bits bulletin ... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dermie is joined by Dan Chlebowczyk - from CouchWarriors and Battle Arena Melbourne, and a board member of the Esports Gaming Association of Australia - to talk about the news that kicked off September 2019: - Civilization now has a battle royale mode - Is it a cross or an x button... and do we care? - Weird new Switch peripheral brings back memories of Wii Fit - SNES games are now on Switch and the first lot are pretty damn good - Overwatch coming to Switch but is there cross save? - The NeoGeo joystick makes Dermie and Dan wish for a Sega version (with Virtua Fighter Kids) - Sony is releasing Battle Royale 2 with a Playstation roster of characters and we ask why can't games like this dethrone Smash?

Cap interviews Ben Gold: Winner of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate at Battle Arena Melbourne 11 and one of the best King K. Rool players worldwide. Watch live on Twitch __Images__ Police Ride Lunt Jazzy Mafia On the Floor __Twitter__ Podcast: @Tournameta Ben Gold: @BigBenGold Cap: @BingusPrime __Music__ Jingle by Oscarno

We discuss MORE SPICE (somehow) around Riot Games and esports work contracts, Battle Arena Melbourne 11, and relationships in gaming~

Crinj here, and I filled in for another show at the 4ZZZ studio this week. It basically turned into a slightly longer version of Zed Games. I brought on Jason from New Game Plus to discuss the upcoming fighting event Battle Arena Melbourne, how Epic is getting into esports, the Japanese game renaissance, and why [...]

0:00 - We recap the Eleague Challenger finale, Battle Arena Melbourne, and Toryuken. 15:52 - We recap Stunfest, including Fujimura's dominant run through the losers' bracket. 29:22 - New DLC characters coming for Dragonball FighterZ. 34:48 - Rumors that the next Mortal Kombat game will be announced at Combo Breaker. 39:36 - Kotaku's 'Smash players stink' article and the idea of clickbait in FGC journalism. 55:01 - Fortnite gets $100,000,000 in prize pools. 1:04:47 - A brief recap of the end of the Summit of Power voting. 1:07:06 - Steve (Tekken), John (SFV), and Mike (DBFZ) preview the three big games at Combo Breaker 2018.

Tuesday Show 5.17, 2016 05-17 --Part 1: Capcom has said they made mistakes with the release of Street Fighter V. Yyyep --Part 2: Results for Battle Arena Melbourne, Kakutop League 4, and Canada Cup Vancouver. --Part 3: News for stuff and stuff. --Part 4: Ohhh mannnn Captain America: Civil War sure was great! Major spoilers ahead, watch wisely. Please consider supporting UltraChenTV through Patreon! Patrons can get everything from cool feelings of satisfaction to personalized tips on how to improve their play. Check it out at http://patreon.com/ultrachentv. Video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gy2ePkIKFZc&index=1&list=PL45-KVgrSkf7ofzSWrbN-76FVBCVtC6sd UltraChenTV links! --UltraChenTV Twitch stream: http://twitch.tv/ultrachentv --Our website, with blogs and vids: http://ultrachentv.com --UltraChenTV on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ultrachentv --UltraDavid on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ultradavid --James Chen on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jchensor --Tasty Steve on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tasty_Steve --Sajam on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Sajam

On Saturday the 10th of October 2009, the first Battle Arena Melbourne fighting game tournament took place. Join Jamie, Donald and Mark as they discuss fighting games and the tournament with organizers, players and much more.