AWG Thursday Night Fights
Current AWG Champion: Talos.
9-3-2009
Ladies and gentleman, back by popular demand, AWG’s Thursday Night Fights, Brought to you by Dbowers Inc., remember, we get shit done. This week , we have the greatest fighting game ever, Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 for the Xbox 360. here’s the results:
Round 1)
Bomberman X21: Cable, Venom, War-Machine
Talos: Cable, Spider-man, Venom
Winner: Talos
Comments: After warming up, Bomberman and Talos decided to jump start the evening. But as the fight wore on, Talos proved why he is the AWG Champion by utilizing Venom like the pro he is.
Round 2)
Nitsu: Ryu, Blackheart, Wolverine
Talos: Cable, Spider-man, Venom
Winner: Talos
Comments: Nitsu held his own against Talos’s skill, but in the end it appeared that his lack of experience was his undoing.
Round 3)
Talos: Spider-man, Venom, Hulk
Quasi Comic: Spider-man, Storm, Amingo
Winner: Talos
Comments: Quasi utilized the assist system to his advantage, driving Talos into a corner, but Talos pulled out yet another victory with his Spider-Man/Venom combo.
Round 4)
Talos: Spider-Man, Venom, Stryder
Bosaka: Megaman, Blackheart, Tron Bon
Winner: Bosaka
Comments: In a surprising turn of events, Bosaka defeated Talos, utilizing a combo of Blackheart and Tron Bon after losing Megaman. Talos fought to the very end, but bosaka ended his winning streak with a rock attack from Tron Bon
Round 5)
Talos: Spider-man, Venom, Cable
Bosaka: Megaman, Dhalsim, Ruby Heart
Winner: Talos
Comments: After losing the last round to Bosaka, Talos wanted revenge and he got it. Using Cable to stop all of Bosaka’s attacks, and the ending his life with the Venom Web.
Round 6)
Talos: Cable, Spider-man, Venom
Nitsu: Dr. Doom, Blackheart, Captain America
Winner: Talos
Comments: Nitsu put up a better fight then he did the first time round, but Talos wasn’t gonna give up the sticks anytime soon. He proceeded to systematically disable Nitsu one fighter at a time.
Round 7)
Talos: Spider-Man, Venom, Psylocke
Beaver: Wolverine, Ironman, Iceman
Winner: Talos
Comments: The AWG extended its hand and welcomed a new guest, we call him Beaver (deal with it kid, till you get an actual handle, your stuck with Beaver). But as you all know, the new guys gets hazed the worst. Although Beaver held his own against my man Talos, Talos saw to it the he was hazed and punished as everyone who first comes to the AWG is, by having his ass handed to him on a silver platter lined with applesauce.
Round 8 )
Beaver: B.B. Hood, Morrigan, Jin
Bomberman X21: Venom, Hulk, B.B. Hood
Winner: Bomberman X21
Comments: Beaver’s hazing didn’t stop at the hands of Talos. Talos handed the sticks over to Bomberman and said the words “Finish Him.” And finished him Bomberman did. Using B.B. Hood and then smacking him around with the Hulk, he then gave Beaver a glimpse of the depths of hell.
Round 9)
Bosaka: Megaman, Hulk, Cable
Talos: Venom, Jin, Spider-Man
Winner: Talos
Comments: Bosaka was trying to retain his victory over Talos, but Talos would not be denied. He bust out Jin and layed the smack down on not only Bosaka but Megaman as well.
Round 10)
Nitus: Ironman, Wolverine, Venom
Talos: Venom, Spider-Man, Cable
Winner: Talos
Comments: Nitsu did better this time round, but his lack of experience using Ironman slowed him down, giving Talos the advantage he needed.
Round 11)
Bomberman X21: War-Machine, Cable, Venom
Talos: Cable, Venom, Spider-Man
Winner: Talos
Comments: In what could only be described as the fight of the night, Talos and Bomberman showed the rest of the AWG crew how to play MVC 2. First Talos destroyed Bomberman’s Cable, only to have his Cable defeated a matter of moments later. Then, in a surprising turn of events, both knocked out each others Venom with the Venom Fang, leaving Spider-Man and War-Machine to duke it out. Both fighters had the same amount of health and it looked like Bomberman had the fight in the bag, but after leaving open a 2 second window, Talos capitalized with the Maximum Spider and ended War-Machine, making him still the undefeated AWG champion.
So here are the results:
1st place Talos: 10-1
2nd place Bomberman: 1-2
2nd place Bosaka: 1-2
3rd place Beaver: 0-2
3rd place Nitsu: 0-2
4th place Quasi Comic: 0-1
Next week will either be Madden 2009, Soul Caliber 4, or the new hit fighting game BlazeBlue
5-21-2009
Hello ladies and gentleman. Welcome back to AWG’s Thursday Night Fights. Tonight, the crew dukes it out in Street Figher IV. Lets go to the results.
Round 1: Nitsu (Gen) vs. Gibbitude (Gouken)
Winner: Gibbitude
Comments: Taking some time to learn the controls, Nitsu and Gibbitude took it slow the first match of the night. Gibbitude overall won with a less then stellar victory.
Round 2: Talos (Akuma) vs Nitsu (Ryu)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Talos not having played a Street Fighter game since SF 3rd Strike took little time getting use to the controls. He defeated Nitsu with a solid victory that foretold of more to come.
Round 3: Bomberman (Sagat) vs Nitsu (Ken)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Bomber decided not to play around and used Sagat straight from the get go. He won the match by overpowering Nitsu to the point where all he could do was pray and watch.
Round 4: Bosaka (Cammy) vs Nitsu (Dan)
Winner: Bosaka
Comments: Bosaka came out with a pretty impressive victory over Nistu, utilizing Cammy’s hard to block low kicking attacks.
Round 5: Namauri (Vega) vs Nitsu (Abel)
Winner: Nistu
Comments: Finally pulling off a Super Combo gave Nitsu the edge he needed to stop Namurai’s quick attacks. That and utilizing Abel’s unique fighting style.
Round 6: Bomberman (Sakura) vs Nitsu (Ryu)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Deciding to mock his fellow crew members, Bomber pulled out the Rival Schools star to beat Nitsu. Losing the second round, Bomber decided playtime was over and ended the match with an EX Shoryuken.
Round 7: Gibbitude (Chun Li) vs Talos (Fei Long)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Talos definitely started to get his groove back and prved this by ending the match with Fei Long’s Super Combo.
Round 8: Bosaka (Cammy) vs Talos (Akuma)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Talos having regained his feel for the game, proceeded to end everyone’s life with the Raging Demon. Bosaka was the first to feel his wrath.
Round 9: Nitsu (Gouken) vs Talos (Akuma)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Although Nitsu did his best to win the fight, he was overall defeated by Talos and his mastery of the fighter known as Akuma.
Round 10: Bomberman (Ryu) vs Talos (Akuma)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Looking to end Talos’s reign, Bomber chose the one fighter he knew could beat Akuma. In what was a close match, Talos reigned supreme with a punishing Raging Demon that left Bomber speechless.
Round 11: Gibbitude (Vega) vs Talos (Akuma)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Realizing his folly of choosing Vega on a stage with no walls, Gibbitude struggle to survive Talos’s onslaught of attacks. This proved futile in the end.
Round 12: Namurai (Cammy) vs Talos (Akuma)
Winner: Talos
Comments: The first person of the night to figure out the weakness of the Raging Demon, Namurai showed a ray of hope that was quickly snuffed out by Talos.
Round 13: Bosaka (M. Bison) vs Talos (Akuma)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Bosaka did pretty decent with Bison, but overall stood no chance against Talos.
Round 14: Nitsu (Ryu) vs Talos (Akuma)
Winner: Nitsu
Comments: Nitsu ended Talos’s winning streak by utilizing his Ultra Combo’s effectively. Having finally slayed the Raging Demon, all looked good for Nitsu
Round 15: Gibbitude (Cammy) vs Nitsu (Ryu)
Winner: Gibbitude
Comments: Gibbitude once again pulled the wool over everyone’s eyes and scored a surprise victory. Could he actually be a dark horse when it comes to fighting games?
Round 16: Gibbitude (Cammy) vs Bomberman (Sagat)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Gibbitude had Bomber sweating bullets with his constant ground attacks, but Bomber prevailed with excellent timing and luck.
Round 17: Bosaka (Cammy) vs Bomberman (Ryu)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Bosaka figured he could score one in for the night, but ultimately was denied by Ryu’s EX Shoryuken.
Round 18: Nitsu (Ryu) vs Bomberman (Sagat)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Nitsu did his best to try to end Bombers streak, but failed after eating several Focus Attacks and an EX Tiger Uppercut.
Round 19: Namurai (Cammy) vs Bomberman (Dan)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Bomber decided to mock Namurai by using one of the weakest characters on the game. It was indeed a hilarious match.
Round 20: Bosaka (Akuma) vs Bomberman (Ryu)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: After eating a Ultra Combo to the gonads, the match was pretty downhill from there.
Round 21: Gibbitude (Rufus) vs Bomberman (Rose)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Bomber almost lost this one, till Talos reminded him that Rose is a defensive fighter and is suppose to let her enemies come to her. A mid air high kick to the head ended the match.
Round 22: Talos (Akuma) vs Bomberman (Ryu)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Hoping to end Bomber’s streak and keep his preserved, Talos threw everything plus the kitchen sink at Bomber, who in turned did the same. But after eating an Ultra Combo to the face, Bomber was victorious.
Round 23: Bosaka (Cammy) vs Bomberman (Sagat)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Bosaka came at Bomber with everything he could muster. But Bomber countered everything that was thrown at him utilizing all of his fighters moves to end the match with a mid air elbow drop to the back of Bosaka’s neck.
Okay, that’s the rough summary of the matches and here are your stats
Bomberman: 8-1 (+7)
Bosaka: 1-5 (-4)
Gibbitude: 2-4 (-2)
Namurai: 0-3 (-3)
Nitsu: 2-6 (-4)
Talos: 8-2 (+6)
And your winner and AWG Champion is …………Talos!!!!!!!!!
Why? This man has never played SFIV and got a 7 win streak. 7!!!!!!!!!!! So yet again your champ….Talos!
Next week: Madden 09.
5-14-2009
So, this last week on the show, we started a new gimmick. You see, in between the beginning of the show and various breaks of the show, there’s a lot of trash talk. So we, the crew of the show decided instead of always talking shit to each other, we’d pick up the sticks and start having matches during and after the show in various games. This past weeks games were Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 and Gundam Battle Assault 2. Here’s the results.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3
Round 1:
Bomberman (Mecha-Frieza) vs. Nitsu (Kid Goku: Dragonball GT)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Nitsu basically was trying to mock Bomberman seeing as in Bomber hadn’t played DBZ in like years, but in the end, it was Bomber standing strong.
Round 2: Bomberman (Bardock) vs Nitsu (Goku SS4)
Winner: Nitsu
Comments: Obviously pissed at his defeat, Nitsu pulled out all the stops against Bomber, to the point where all Bomber could do was watch his character get ping ponged around the stage.
Round 3: Bomberman (Majin Vegeta) vs Nitsu (Goku SS4)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: This match was the deciding factor. Bomber’s desire to commit suicide using Majin Vegeta was more then Nitsu expected, resulting in his close victory.
Round 4: Gibbitude (Baby Vegeta) vs Bomber (Mecha-Frieza)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: not really having played any DBZ games (or fighting games for that matter) gave Bomber a run for his money. But it was Bomber, after using his Death Beam, that in the end was victorious.
Round 5: Gibbitude (Baby Vegeta) vs Bomber (Cooler Final Form)
Winner: Gibbitude
Comments: Bomber, seemingly on the verge of a winning streak, decided for the bigger is better card and used Frieza’s older brother cooler as his next fighter. This arrogant attitude would cost him as Gibbitude kicked his behind eight ways to Sunday in what was ultimately one of the longest matches of the night, with Gibbitude standing victorious in the end.
Round 6: Gibbitude (Baby Vegeta) vs Nitsu (Gogeta SS4)
Winner: Nitsu
Comments: This was a match of two super heavy weights, with Nitsu showing off why the 10X Kamehameha is the king of energy attacks.
So that’s the play by play of what happened in DBZ. The next game was Gundam Battle Assault 2, an old school game for the PSX the features various mobile suits from most of the Gundam series.
Round 1: Bomberman (Death Scythe) vs Talos (Nu Gundam)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Talos claimed he would wipe the floor with everyone, a challenge Bomber decided with to accept. Bomber overall won the match, but not with out a couple of bumps and bruises.
Round 2: Bomberman (Death Scythe) vs Nitsu (Burning Gundam)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: This match had been building for weeks, both sides claiming their Gundam was king. In the end, Bomber snuffed the fire of Burning Gundam, settling the debate once and for all.
Round 3: Nitsu (Burning Gundam) vs. Gibbitude (Rose Gundam)
Winner: Nitsu
Comments: Looking to redeem himself, via his loss at the hands of Bomberman, Nitsu took on Gibbitude on what was a pretty one sided match.
Round 4: Bomberman (Gundam Maxter) vs. Gibbitude (Rose Gundam)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: In what many fighting games consider a cheap move, Bomber pinned Gibbitude in the corner and repeatedly wailed away at Rose Gundam, ending it with a aerial projectile for the win.
Round 5: Bomberman (Gundam Maxter) vs. Talos (Nu Gundam)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Having got his feel back for the game, Talos proceeded to rip Bomber a new one. Even though he gave him a run for his money, there was nothing Bomber could do overall before the power of Talos and his Nu Gundam.
Round 6: Nitsu (Burning Gundam) vs. Talos (Nu Gundam)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Hoping that Burning Gundams special could stop the beast that was Talos, Nitsu fought a hard battle against Nu Gundam and its superior fighting style. Making use of his funnels, Talos ended the match swiftly, if not effectively.
Round 6: Gibbitude (Gundam Altron) vs. Nitsu (Burning Gundam)
Winner: Gibbitude
Comments: Using Altron’s impressive reach, Gibbitude secured a victory that, if anything, surprised everyone, including his self.
Round 7: Bomberman (Nu Gundam) vs. Talos (Nu Gundam)
Winner: Bomberman
Comments: Catching flak for using the same Gundam as Talos, Bomber fought his way to a secure victory, matching Talos move for move.
Round 8: Bomberman (Nu Gundam) vs. Talos (Nu Gundam)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Playing around trying to use a powerful move as an attempt to mock Talos costed Bomber the match, allowing Talos to perfect his skill with Nu Gundam even further.
Round 9: Bomberman (Nu Gundam) vs. Talos (Nu Gundam)
Winner: Talos
Comments: Talos proved once and for all he was the better player, showing Bomber that just because you use the same Gundam and do the same moves, doesn’t mean squat if you don’t use them effectively, showing Bomber the true horror of the Nu Gundam.
The overall results are as followe (which are decided by a win/loss ratio):
1st place: Bomberman 7-5
Talos 4-2
2nd place: Nitsu 3-5
3rd place: Gibbitude 2-5
That’s right people, Bomber and Talos tied for first. Pretty scary, huh? But overall, I’d have to give this week to Talos. For a guy who hasn’t played this particular game in years, he came out with a decent win/loss ratio of +2. Next week: Guilty Gear X2 and possibly Street Fighter IV.
