[UPDATE] Feb 2, 2017 - ATP Live is on Indefinite Hiatus. [YouTube Announcement]
Aris ON Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 10:03PM 
I'm going to try to stream a bit more frequently so make sure you subscribe to our Twitch channel as well as our Youtube channel. Playing fighting games online sucks.
Wonkey ON Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 6:46PM 
If you aren't already aware, I've started to record Tekken footage from Yuu & Nobi's Nico stream and upload them to my YouTube account. This is an effort to give the Japanese Tekken community more exposure as well as to archive some of the great footage on there since nicovideo seems a bit finicky with it's archive system (Stream archives older then a week are no longer viewable). The results of this is HOURS of high level Japanese tekken videos straight from Namco Sugamo on Youtube. You can see the latest uploads embedded below.
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Aris ON Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 10:52AM 
One of the pillars of the combo video community TheMainMan has started putting together more educational content. These tutorial videos are exceptionally good because not only are they narrated in clear English, they are also edited in an extremely helpful way for learning. Make sure you check out all the other great vids on this channel, and subscribe. Good shit amigo.
Wonkey ON Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 8:07AM 
**EDIT: Article updated as of 30th of January. Qudans is now no longer entering the tournament and his entry place will go to LowHigh. Added the source and new team into the article.
MasterCup Official has just announced that Qudans and HelpMe will be leading a team at the next MasterCup tournament! They'll be teamed up with fellow Korean players moQ, Vengeance and Jisoo in this big 5 on 5 tournament which will pit some great talents from Korea up against the best that Japan has to offer. I personally cannot wait for this big event which will go down in Tokyo this year.
AAK ON Friday, January 25, 2013 at 9:05PM 
Top US Tekken competitor KOR disrelishes one major aspect of his Tekken related travels: randomness. KOR wrote an article in facebook outlining his reasonings for his want for the change. He mentions that the riotous damage within the game defninitely leads to victories to the weaker player. You can read the full article and the link below.