Competitive Gaming at Stony Brook University.

We’re all casual gamers in one way or another and it’s always intriguing to gaze into the more hardcore side of the fence to see how gamers break a title down to its core and build up an understanding over time of their selected game.

The two most popular tournament/competitive games on Stony Brook campus are Super Smash Bros. Melee (the old favorite) and the more recently released Street Fighter IV.

This piece asks a few of those gamers, who met one another mostly through the gaming club on campus, about how they approach competitive games.

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