clymax is a romhacker who has developed fan auto leaderboards and achievements for the final three entries in the Street Fighter II series on the arcade. The entries include Super Street Fighter II here, Super Street Fighter II X here, and Hyper Street Fighter II here.
For clymax’s projects, click here. You can also follow him on YouTube or Twitter.
2XCF LCQ: Fighting Spirit 7
2XCF: Top 16
2XCF: Top 8
Coverage of the tournament is courtesy of the Super Lore Boys channel on YouTube here.
You can also follow Super Lore Boys on Twitter here or check out the affiliated Discord here.
You can learn more about the tournament on the 2XCF website here.
In the Same Tournament the Year Hyper SFII was Released
clymax is a romhacker who has developed fan auto leaderboards and achievements for the final three entries in the Street Fighter II series on the arcade. The entries include Super Street Fighter II here, Super Street Fighter II X here, and Hyper Street Fighter II here.
Ever wonder how good DarkSydePhil (DSP) was at the peak of his pro career in the Street Fighter II series?
We gotcha covered.
EVO East 2006 – Hyper SFII (Arcade) – Winners’ Finals
This sent Justin to the Losers’ Bracket.
Justin then went up against NKI Losers’ Finals and prevailed, giving him a second chance to face DSP.
EVO East 2006 – Hyper SFII (Arcade) – Grand Finals
So, what do you think? Did DSP deserve to win? Comment below, or come check us out on Discord.
Casual Tom, an avid Mega Man player, is a streamer and content creator who focuses on blind playthroughs of romhacks while occasionally throwing some speedrunning into the mix. As a staff member of Final Fantasy IV – Ultima, Casual Tom often features Final Fantasy mods on his streams. You can follow Casual Tom via YouTube, Twitch, or Twitter/X.
The upcoming race tonight will feature Casual Tom, last year’s tournament finalist.
clymax is a romhacker who has developed fan auto leaderboards and achievements for the final three entries in the Street Fighter II series on the arcade. The entries include Super Street Fighter II here, Super Street Fighter II X here, and Hyper Street Fighter II here.
For clymax’s projects, click here. You can also follow him on YouTube or Twitter.
Dubbed “Championship Fighting,” or “2XCF,” the new circuit is set to feature eight auto-qualifiers, four special invites, and four last-chance qualifiers.
Winners form the top sixteen competitors at the finals.
Announces tournament organizer riz0ne:
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTING, a tournament circuit for Super Street Fighter II X, kicks off this weekend at Frosty Faustings!
The champion will earn a spot at the CF Finals on October 17-18 hosted at Free Play Arcade in Dallas, TX.
