One Frame Link @ #EVO2024 #BLM 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

Thanks to @TheBesteban for letting us help with the @Evo By the Numbers video (go 👀): youtube.com/watch?v=JOvjR6… Want more #'s? Check out our #evo2024 media packs: drive.google.com/drive/folders/… Tekken 8 has 900+ pages of information!

Early Bird Reg for CB2026 ends in 12 hours!

He has the fire, he has the force. Alex has another theme song in Street Fighter 6 called Jazzy NYC SF6 Arrange!

Thank you 🙏

this is actually it. combos and neutral and frame data can wait. just press buttons

Got home safely! Had fun at Evo 2025 with my son/crew and YES! I think we are the 1st father and son to have EVO Medals in the same game! Very proud of you my son! @onlinecale213 Mine: MK9 2011 Cale's: MK1 2025 #mk1 #fgc #evo2025

Some quick stats from my experience working #evo2025 - Five days - 13 hours of sleep - 152,804 steps - 72.99 miles walked One of the best experiences of my life.

Doors are open at @Evo 2025! Welcome.

Heading to Evo for the first time? Be sure to check our first-timers guide to #Evo2025 so you can be prepared for a great time next weekend! evo.gg/news/welcome-t…

Putting out another call to help me update the FGC Locals spreadsheet! If your local fighting game tournament isn't on here, please add it, and if it is, help me keep it updated! We currently have👏551 active locals👏listed but I'm sure there are more #gid=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

I rigged an arcade stick for my model which works tracks all my movements controller movements. Whaddya guys think of my epic crombo? Yeah pretty sick I know 😈. Sorry for the live dub, elgato was on da fritz so you know how it is.

youtu.be/GGvEOKAw690?si… @Evo 🙏🏾

It's time! With a new online Frenzy mode, new costumes, new art and more, MVCIB Version 1.1 has arrived. Visit mvcib.com to download the latest, and watch our new trailer threaded below!

Thrilled to share that I've been leading gameplay capture for Invincible VS, in partnership with @layermedia. The team is incredible, and there's so much more fun stuff we'll be sharing soon.

Hi #ComboBreaker attendees! I’m a Schaumburg resident and I have a giant sweet tooth. Here’s a quick thread on some boba/dessert recommendations. Bonus bits for how good optics look for bringing large groups/being able to relax, chill and loudly argue about matchups (1/?) #FGC

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗗𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗼𝗳 𝗮 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 Evo France: October 10–12, 2025 Registration Now Open: start.gg/tournament/evo…

We want to thank you for letting us be ourselves.

Almost time to make some brackets. Join us next month for CB's 10th Anniversary!

Given the backlash against Tekken's Season 2, you'd expect people to try other 3D fighters, but it's not happening. Virtua Fighter 5 and Dead or Alive 6 are right there. They're great games. If you still enjoy Tekken, that's fine, I play it myself. Otherwise, what's stopping you?

The idea of creating Level Up came to me as I sat at work at the end of day, watching the Street Fighter IV trailer that just dropped. The root of the idea stemmed from my past years during the late 90s, early 2000s arcade era where I captured direct feed footage of CVS, CVS2, and MVC2 tournaments, edited them, and distributed them via shoryuken.com and VHS. There was no YouTube at that time and tournament footage was secretive and very hard to come by. Knowing that I wouldn’t have a lot of time to dedicate to fighting games like the top players, I decided to focus on building the FGC my own way in SoCal; specifically, at Southern Hills Golfland. Perhaps it was selfish of me, but I didn’t care too much about sandbagging or keeping SHGL territorial and by word of mouth only. I wanted to build upon the allure of SHGL by showing the world the caliber of players we had and that it was the place to come play. What better way to do this other than sharing footage of the monthly tournaments. After only a few months’ worth of footage being shared, what transpired was a revolution in content sharing and exposure that, in my opinion, pushed the FGC forward exponentially. Week after week, month after month, communities across the states wanted more. I shared more. Eventually, I came to realize that the Japan FGC was also watching my footage when several players at EVO 2002 came up to me and asked, “Are you ShinJN?” I said, “Yes,” and they reacted with excitement and thanked me for showing them American playstyles and how strong SHGL was. I would like to believe that my footage, my way of building the community at that time, lead others in the FGC to do the same and openly share their footage as well, contributing to the growing network of connected players and arcades. I shared content for several years until I decided to focus on graduating college. Then the arcades started closing and that chapter of my life closed at that time, though I did stay active on EVO staff from 2001-2009. These memories and experiences flashed in my eyes when I was watching the SFIV trailer in 2008. It was these moments and accomplishments that started my journey of creating Level Up; starting a new chapter of building the Fighting Game Community. My FGC origin story started in 1991 with Street Fighter II. The next chapter started with a Sony Digital 8 camcorder. My coming of age began when I started Level Up. It’s a series of stories of a behind-the-scenes guy I hope to share in full someday.

It's been 34 years since the release of Street Fighter II: The World Warrior, and the fights have only gotten even more downright fierce since then. 💪 Who here has started their fighting journey with this legendary title?