I think it already started a little before 9 PM yesterday, so I watched for about an hour.

Perhaps because they are at the same level, it didn't feel one-sided, and it seemed like they were going back and forth, winning and losing.

If I remember correctly, I heard that Nekosuke is 16 years old? I think I was 15 when I first saw Virtua Fighter 1 at the Express Bus Terminal...

I'm surprised that there are young Virtua Fighter users in Japan.

Miho-nim translated in the middle, so it seems to have proceeded smoothly, although the game sound disappeared once in the middle.

Impressions

• I can't do as well as playing directly in the arcade, but I feel that the world has changed a lot because I can play against Japanese users.

• It feels different from being randomly matched in Ranked Match, I should say it's like a local arcade.

• Unlike other game streams, the stick sound is tremendous because it's a fighting game.

• I feel again that the level shows that person's skill.

• It would have been more fun if a few more people participated, even if it wasn't a team battle.

• Anything is most fun when it's a national competition.

Thank you for the great viewing.