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| + | [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] is the most popular video game on Third West, and Third West is the widely-accepted central hub of Melee at MIT. | ||
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| + | = History = | ||
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| + | === Pre-Fall 2010 === | ||
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| − | + | === 2010 === | |
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| + | [[Leon Zhou|User:ycz]] visited Third West for the first time in Fall 2010, and things were never the same. | ||
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| + | * November 2010: The Gamecube setup moves from the TV lounge to the kitchen lounge. | ||
| + | * December 2010: smashers@mit.edu is started. | ||
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| + | === 2011 === | ||
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| + | * Early fall: Leon and [[Vlad|User:vladfi2]] attempt to start the MIT Smash Bros. Club for the first time. They fail. | ||
| + | * September: Leon and [[Jon|User:jschnei]] make the first of many club field trips, going to Mass Madness 27. | ||
| + | * Thanksgiving break: The first MIT Smashfest is held in Talbot, drawing participants from as far away as MacGregor and Random. | ||
| + | * Fall/Spring 2012 (?): Two TVs are brought back from Reuse and placed in the kitchen lounge. | ||
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| + | === 2012 === | ||
| − | + | * IAP: Everybody plays way too much. | |
| + | * February 4: The club hosts an MIT-only tournament in Talbot, drawing participants from as far away as Next. | ||
| + | * April 7: The club hosts Massachusetts Institute of Tech Skill in Talbot, which draws a number players from the local community, including former US champ KoreanDJ, and has a total prize pool of over $300. | ||
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Revision as of 17:32, 6 July 2012
Super Smash Bros. Melee is the most popular video game on Third West, and Third West is the widely-accepted central hub of Melee at MIT.
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History
Pre-Fall 2010
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2010
User:ycz visited Third West for the first time in Fall 2010, and things were never the same.
- November 2010: The Gamecube setup moves from the TV lounge to the kitchen lounge.
- December 2010: smashers@mit.edu is started.
2011
- Early fall: Leon and User:vladfi2 attempt to start the MIT Smash Bros. Club for the first time. They fail.
- September: Leon and User:jschnei make the first of many club field trips, going to Mass Madness 27.
- Thanksgiving break: The first MIT Smashfest is held in Talbot, drawing participants from as far away as MacGregor and Random.
- Fall/Spring 2012 (?): Two TVs are brought back from Reuse and placed in the kitchen lounge.
2012
- IAP: Everybody plays way too much.
- February 4: The club hosts an MIT-only tournament in Talbot, drawing participants from as far away as Next.
- April 7: The club hosts Massachusetts Institute of Tech Skill in Talbot, which draws a number players from the local community, including former US champ KoreanDJ, and has a total prize pool of over $300.
