"EVO Japan 2020" is scheduled to be held at Makuhari Messe from January 24 to 26, 2020.
At the same time as the announcement of the event, it was announced that three tournament titles, "BLAZBLUE CROSS TAG BATTLE", "SOULCALIBUR VI", and "Tekken 7", had been selected, and in September, "SAMURAI SPIRITS" was added in September.
Now, the long-awaited "Super Smash Bros. SPECIAL" has been officially confirmed as an additional tournament title.
Makuhari Messe! EVO Japan 2020 will be held!
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"Super Smash Bros. SPECIAL" was not selected as a tournament title at EVO Japan 2019 held in January this year due to "lack of publisher approval".
As the title had the largest number of participants at EVO 2019 held in Los Angeles in August, many players were looking forward to seeing it selected as a tournament title at EVO Japan 2020, so the official announcement this time must have been great news for them. This announcement must have been great news for many players.
The number of participants in EVO Japan 2020 is expected to increase dramatically.
Confirmation of regulations
Along with the official announcement of "Super Smash Bros. SPECIAL", the regulations have also been announced.
For details on the regulations, please check the official EVO Japan 2020 website, but we have discovered that one sentence is missing.
It doesn't say that the use of the word "hero" is prohibited.
Since the banning of Terry Bogart and the heroes was recently announced at the "Championnat de France Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 2019", an official Nintendo tournament organized by Nintendo France, it seems likely that other e-sports tournaments will also ban the use of the heroes. If all goes according to plan, the ban will be lifted in January 2020.
If all goes as planned, Terry Bogart will be available in January 2020, and we look forward to seeing how the character balance will be.
Nintendo France-sponsored SSB SP tournament bans Terry and Hero
Entries are now being accepted.
Entries for EVO Japan 2020, including "Super Smash Bros. SPECIAL", are now being accepted on the official EVO Japan 2020 website.
Those who wish to participate should make sure to read and agree to the rules, precautions and regulations before submitting their entry.
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