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==Tournament history== | ==Tournament history== | ||
===In ''Melee''=== | ===In ''Melee''=== | ||
62-bit Hero was, and still remains, infamous for his notoriously high skill with the bottom-tiered character {{SSBM|Bowser}}, whom he elevated to | 62-bit Hero was, and still remains, infamous for his notoriously high skill with the bottom-tiered character {{SSBM|Bowser}}, whom he elevated to extremely high levels of play. While some claimed that he would have performed much better had he mained a higher-tiered character, 62-bit Hero stayed true to Bowser and continued to place high at major tournaments with him. His success with Bowser stemmed from the fact that he had remarkable [[mindgames]] and cerebral play, both of which were necessary to make up for his character's weaknesses. He made several Bowser combo videos, the last being "Gimpyfish: The Movie (aka Boozer Cute 2)", and his most famous being [http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=69005 Boozer Cute], where he showed his Bowser's abilities against other opponents of his caliber. 62-bit Hero was ranked 7th on the [[Washington Power Rankings]] before he moved to Southern California, and prior to his retirement, was considered the best ''Melee'' Bowser player in the world. He is still considered one of the best Bowsers in the history of the game to this day, alongside {{Sm|DJ Nintendo}}. | ||
62-bit Hero briefly came out of retirement and made a reappearance in [[EVO 2013]]'s ''Melee'' tournament. However, he underperformed in his brief return; he [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gLOa_hvHno lost to] {{Sm|Scar}} in his first streamed set, and ultimately failed to make it out of the pool in loser's bracket. Until 2020, he made occasional appearances at locals, mostly playing ''Project M'', but remained largely inactive. | 62-bit Hero briefly came out of retirement and made a reappearance in [[EVO 2013]]'s ''Melee'' tournament. However, he underperformed in his brief return; he [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gLOa_hvHno lost to] {{Sm|Scar}} in his first streamed set, and ultimately failed to make it out of the pool in loser's bracket. Until 2020, he made occasional appearances at locals, mostly playing ''Project M'', but remained largely inactive. | ||
