"Entertainment used to be the garnish," said Marcus Velez, the tournament's 29-year-old creative director. "Now it's the main course. The basketball is just the narrative spine."
Four hours of scrimmages. But these are not silent. The practice rooms are glass-walled, allowing fans to watch. The players use transparent keyboards so the audience can see their APM. It is as much a performance art as it is practice.
The core of the game is the tournament mode. Unlike the first game, SSZT2 introduces more refined character sprites and a slightly more balanced "Ki" management system.
Building a supportive community where the "GG" (Good Game) is more important than the victory. 3. Fashion & Gear