I am proud to be apart of the fighting game community. In a game where you are pitted one on one, you will almost never find an opponent unwilling to share some advice even after he beats you.

Everyone who plays Street Fighter 4 on a competitive level aspires to take their game to the top and some players from NJ (including myself) have started up regular LAN sessions in order to improve everyone’s game who attends.

Check out this YouTube video of our first session and if you live in NJ or even if you don’t and would like to attend, please contact me at the address provided at the end of the video. Thank you.

I hope you can make it to both!

In the end KDZ ended up taking his 2nd straight Console Warzone event by outlasting 30 other participants beating SmoothViper in the Finals in 2 sets.

The live stream was great with commentary done by many great players and fans alike. All the matches have been saved to the Console Warzone Justin.TV page and you can view them here

Thank you to everyone who came out and stay tuned for our February event!

The venue was great and so were the rooms which were equipped with 2 big LCD TV’s for some SF4 action to be played on. After initially being excited about the tournament I actually found myself having more fun just hanging out with people and playing casual matches in my room.

The tournament room was packed and you had to wait hours in between matches so that kind of detered me from being excited about it. On the other hand, Console Warzone managed to have our own tournament right in our hotel room! I would like to thank all 14 people who showed up and played in the event and big shoutout to Slob Murph for winning the whole thing.

With the East coast major now behind us it is time for me to move on to throwing my next event which looks like will be in 2010! You will not have to wait long for info so stay tuned!

It was another great day in Mahwah, NJ as Console Warzone set up shop at the Comfort Suites for our second tournament from that venue. 16 players competed in a double elimination bracket in Street Fighter 4 in order to take home the big cash.

In the end, it was KDZ (Rufus)  defeating Darth Arma (Akuma) in the finals to take home the championship. Video footage was taken and will be uploaded to the Console Warzone YouTube page very shortly.

I would like to thank everyone for coming out and supporting the fighting game community in this great event as well as the people who watched the live stream from home.

Stay tuned for details of our next event!

What do you do when you beat a YouTube Street Fighter 4 giant? Make a music video showing you beating him of course!

GeoM ModInside recently beat YouTube SFIV player King Kindred in a first to 10 set by the score of 10-9. GeoM who plays from Colombia and King Kindred who plays from Detroit both had a 2-bar connection on Xbox Live during their set.

Both players agreed to play and not blame the connection as to why either of them lost, but after King Kindred posted a YouTube video commenting on the connection GeoM had to respond in this music video.

The room is super nice and has 2 LCD TV’s in it for some Street Fighter action when the tournament is not going on. I am going to be capturing video, hopefully of some good stuff and uploading it here when I get back from my trip.

I will also be bringing my streaming device with me so if by chance I can get some people together for some money matches in my room, I will do a live stream on Justin.TV.

The tournament is going to be huge for the East Coast as right now there are 200 players signed up for SFIV alone. If you have never been to a tournament this would be a good way to start.

Anyone attending hit me up to get some games in!

This is the first of 3 Videos that I have uploaded to my YouTube account. Basically I made a popular video about the Dazzle DVC100 capture device awhile back but people wanted me to get a little more in depth.

So here it is, all the info you need on how to stream and capture with the Dazzzle DVC100.