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The release of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' led to the growth of an impressive tournament scene in the United States as well as internationally. | The release of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' led to the growth of an impressive tournament scene in the United States as well as internationally. | ||
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The release of Super Smash Bros. Melee led to the growth of an impressive tournament scene in the United States as well as internationally.
American Tournaments
- Major League Gaming
- MELEE-FC
- NCT / NCT II: The Big One
- Tournament Go
- 0C2 - Zero Challenge
- Maine Smash Tournament Series
- The Cataclysm Series
- GameClucks
- Nexus Gaming
- University of Iowa Smash Championship Series
Canadian Tournaments
- At Melee's End - Pro Impact CCSC Championship
- Central Alberta Smash Tournament
- FalseFalco's Tournament
European Tournaments
- ATM Tournament Series
- Dutch Tournament
- X-Treme Championship
- The Renaissance of Smash
- Smashers Reunion
- ZEST
Australian Tournaments
- Eastern Invasion
- @M
- SEAT / SEAT 2
- OHN5
- SQUAT Series
- Comrades of the Anfology
- Lan Party Central (SA)
- Reloaded Festival 08
