71-year-old and 62-year-old couples make an outstanding performance at the fighting game tournament
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An elderly fighting game player participated in the 'CEO Fighting Game Championships 2021 (CEO2021) ', one of the largest fighting game competitions in the United States, held in Orlando, Florida from December 3rd to 5th, 2021. Although they missed the victory, they reportedly grabbed the hearts of the contestants and participants and performed well against professional fighting game players.
Senior Couple Steal Hearts At Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 Tournament
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Real names Kim Kachin (center) and Craig Kachin (right) who participated in CEO 2021 under the names of 'Tinker' and 'Arachius' are fighting gamers aged 62 and 71 at the time of writing the article. 'Tinker and Arachius are the true MVPs of this year's CEO,' Alex Jebailey (left), who hosted the tournament, said on Twitter.
The real MVPs of # CEO2021 . Meet Tinker & Arachius. They entered Marvel. They're putting together an event in Tifton, Georgia in the future and came out to learn and check out CEO. Gonna help them out where I can and their team . Follow @SoutheastMayhem for more details from them. pic.twitter.com/mHMZDEf8I0
— Alex Jebailey (@Jebailey) December 4, 2021
Kim told Kotaku, a game news blog, 'Our kids grew up on Game Boy, PlayStation, and Xbox, and we also played with them as parents. Our family said,' Great scuffle for about an hour after dinner. It's my daily routine to play 'Smash Brothers', but recently I've also played against 'MARVEL VS. CAPCOM'. ' Playing games with your family is a wonderful activity for Kim to nourish his brain and reflexes and unite his family.
Kim entered the 'ULTIMATE MARVEL VS. CAPCOM 3 ' tournament held at CEO2021 this time and played against professional player RamBam.
If you watch the following movie, you can see the battle between Kim and RamBam.
An attendee's grandmother entered Marvel and the crowd is booing her opponent pic.twitter.com/OeuZDd1Hdn
— Alex Jebailey (@Jebailey) December 4, 2021
The player in the foreground is RamBam, and the player in the back is Kim. The spectators watch the battle between the two on the huge monitor next to Kim.
Seeing RamBam's predominance, the audience cheered Kim and booed RamBam, and the venue was surrounded by a friendly atmosphere.
As expected, the pros didn't have the teeth, but Kim, who finished the match, said, 'I thought I lost clearly in the first round, but the staff, volunteers, and all the participants kindly welcomed me. I really enjoyed it. ' 'RamBam was so polite that he apologized for sending Kim to the repechage,' said her husband, Craig.
Kim's record in this tournament is 1 win and 2 losses, 97th out of 161 people. In addition, Mr. Craig also participated in the tournament, and although he lost in one game, he brought it to a close match of 3 to 2. Mr. Craig also talked with his opponent about his family, hometown, and favorite foods, and deepened the friendship between fighting gamers.
EVERYONE COMING OUT OF RETIREMENT FOR MARVEL pic.twitter.com/LqQfY9lvsW
— ZonanFreely (@ZonanFreely) December 4, 2021
They are currently honing their fighting games with their son Zackery and his friends for the esports event Southeast Mayhem in February 2022 in Georgia.
'We're still learning how to build a team that maximizes each character's strengths and performance. We're practicing more, gaining experience, and getting luck on our side,' said Craig. I don't know what will happen to the next tournament if I drink Red Bull, 'he said.
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