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词条 Evo 2011
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  1. Background

  2. Event summary

  3. Results

  4. References

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| name = 2011 Evolution Championship Series
| year =
| image = Evo Championship Series logo cropped.png
| caption =
| location = Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
| start_date = July 29
| end_date = 31
| administrator =
| tournament_format = Double elimination
| venues = Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino
| participants =
| purse =
| champions =
| attendance =
| previous = 2010
| next = 2012
}}

The 2011 Evolution Championship Series (commonly referred to as Evo 2011 or EVO 2011) was a fighting game event held in the Rio Las Vegas on July 6–8. The event featured a major tournament for five fighting games, including Arcade Edition and Marvel vs. Capcom 3, as well as various smaller-scale competitions.

Background

Many of the major Street Fighter tournaments had added themselves to "The Road to Evo" group of events in 2011. Players who ranked well in these tournaments would receive a better seed in the Evolution Championship. Five such major tournaments were held between May 27 and June 25, 2011: UFGT7, Montreal Annual Tournament VIII, CEO 2011, NorCal Regionals 9, and East Coast Throwdown 3. IGN noted that competitors had taken a more serious stance towards these tournaments in 2011.[1]

Evo 2011 was held on July 6-8 in the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino.[1] The event was livestreamed on Ustream and reached over 2 million unique viewers consuming over 1.9 million hours of video content in total. This livestream was produced as collaborative efforts of fighting game sites iPlayWinner, Team Sp00ky, Offcast, and FinestKO. The livestream was also available on PlayStation Home.[2]

Event summary

Evo 2011 featured major tournaments for Arcade Edition, Marvel vs Capcom 3, Mortal Kombat 9, Tekken 6, and Continuum Shift II, as well as a side event for 3rd Strike.[3] The Street Fighter IV tournament was won by Keita "Fuudo" Ai, playing with the character Fei Long. The grand finals for Marvel vs Capcom 3 were won by Jay "BOX Viscant" Snyder.[2]

Engadget reported on the success of eight-year-old competitor Noah Solis in the 2011 Marvel vs Capcom 3 tournament, who made it into the top 48 before being eliminated by an older competitor.[4] In an interview with GiantBomb, Solis' father spoke of how he intends to support his son's success in fighting games, citing video games as one way alongside education to avoid falling into gang culture.[5]

Evo 2011 featured various panels with people such as Yoshinori Ono,[6] Seth Killian, Daigo Umehara, and Bandai Namco Entertainment.[2][7]

Results

Arcade Edition[8]
PlacePlayerAliasCharacter(s)
1stJapan}} Keita AiFuudoFei Long
2ndSaudi Arabia}} Abdullatif AlhmiliBrokentier LatifC.Viper
3rdSouth Korea}} Chung-gon LeeTotalheads POONGKOSeth
4thJapan}} Daigo UmeharaMCZ DaigoYun
5thJapan}} Yosuke ItoPro KindevuYun
5thJapan}} Hajime TaniguchiTokido MCZAkuma
7thUSA}} Joshua PhilpotWolfkroneC.Viper
7thUSA}} Peter SusiniFlashMetroidZangief, C.Viper
Fate of Two Worlds
PlacePlayerAliasCharacter(s)
1stUSA}} Jay SnyderBOX ViscantWesker/Haggar/Phoenix, Wesker/Iron Man/Phoenix
2ndUSA}} Eduardo Pérez-FrangieDMG PR BalrogDante/Wolverine/Tron, Dante/Amaterasu/Wolverine
3rdUSA}} Justin WongEG Justin WongShe-Hulk/Wolverine/Akuma, Storm/Wesker/Akuma, Wolverine/Storm/Akuma
4thUSA}} Peter RosascoL.CC CombofiendShe-Hulk/Taskmaster/Spencer
5thUSA}} Noel BrownUVG Noel BrownWesker/Wolverine/Akuma, Wolverine/Wesker/Phoenix
5thUSA}} Ryan RamirezcoL.CC Filipino ChampMagneto/Sentinel/Phoenix, Magneto/Dormammu/Phoenix
7thUSA}} Tinh NgoMineWesker/Taskmaster/Phoenix
7thUSA}} Raymond MonsadaX-RayDante/Amaterasu/Magneto
Mortal Kombat
PlacePlayerAliasCharacter(s)
1stUSA}} Carl WhiteEMP Perfect LegendKung Lao
2ndUSA}} Giuseppe GrossovVv REOMileena, Cyrax
3rdUSA}} Eric AkinsJOPJohnny Cage, Raiden
4thUSA}} Christopher GonzalezNYChris GReptile
5thUSA}} Denzell TerryDenzell TerryLiu Kang
5thUSA}} Steve Brownback16 BitKitana
7thUSA}} Pirrelli TrumerATL ReddLiu Kang
7thUSA}} Anthony VillanuevaOnlineTony213Kabal
Continuum Shift II
PlacePlayerAliasCharacter(s)
1stUSA}} Alex ChenSparkHakumen
2ndUSA}} Steve BarthelemyLord KnightLitchi, Makoto
3rdJapan}} Hajime TaniguchiTokidoNoel
4thUSA}} Kyle BourneZong OneCarl
5thUSA}} Rob NagaroHeartNanaMakoto
5thUSA}} Severin VictorSeverinLambda-11
7thUSA}} Damien BrantleyDsmoove12Noel
7thUSA}}WukuHazama
Tekken 6
PlacePlayerAliasCharacter(s)
1stUSA}} Rene MaistryKorBob
2ndUSA}} Shawn SwainFabBob, Miguel
3rdUSA}} Reepal ParbhooRipLaw
4thUSA}} James GarrettJustFrameJamesLaw, Baek
5thUSA}} Christopher VillarrealCrowBob
5thUSA}} Jimmy TranMr. NapsBryan
7thGBR}} Ryan HartRyan HartKazuya
7thJPN}} Hajime TaniguchiTokidoBob

References

1. ^1 {{cite web|url=http://www.ign.com/articles/2011/05/18/how-one-man-won-10000-playing-mortal-kombat|work=IGN|title=How One Man Won $10,000 Playing Mortal Kombat|last=Chen|first=James|date=2011-05-18}}
2. ^1 2 {{cite web|url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/evolution-2011-tournament-scores-more-than-2-million-unique-viewers/1100-6327398/|work=Gamespot|title=Evolution 2011 tournament scores more than 2 million unique viewers|last=Leo|first=Jon|date=2011-08-05}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/evo-2011-live/1100-6326062/|work=Gamespot|title=Evo 2011 Live!|date=2011-08-05}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.engadget.com/2011/07/31/eight-year-old-noah-brings-the-pain-to-pro-players-at-evo-2011/|work=Engadget|title=Eight-year-old Noah brings the pain to pro players at EVO 2011|last=Conditt|first=Jessica|date=2011-07-31}}
5. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.giantbomb.com/news/meet-noah-solis-the-8-year-old-fighting-game-wunderkind/3600/|title=Meet Noah Solis, the 8-Year-Old Fighting Game Wunderkind |work=GiantBomb|last=Klepek|first=Patrick|date=2011-08-18}}
6. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.destructoid.com/evo2k11-interview-with-producer-yoshinori-ono-207572.phtml|work=Destructoid|title=Evo2k11: Interview with producer Yoshinori Ono|last=Cortez|first=Jesse|date=2011-08-01}}
7. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.kotaku.com.au/2011/08/soul-calibur-v-turned-evo-2011-into-the-stage-of-history/|work=Kotaku|title=Soul Calibur V Turned EVO 2011 Into The Stage Of History|last=Plunkett|first=Luke|date=2011-08-01}}
8. ^{{cite web|url=http://kyosuke.kun.free.fr/Ranking/tourneys/brackets/?id=EVO20114 |title=EVO 2011 SSFIVAE Top 32 Bracket |publisher=ssfranking.com }}
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