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'''Melee Fighting Road 2002''' was a series of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' tournaments held by [[Nintendo]] throughout Japan in early 2002. The circuit was announced in November 2001 on the monthly [[wikipedia:CoroCoro Comic|''CoroCoro Comic'']] magazine, and consisted of seven qualifiers followed by the final championship. The first four qualifiers were held in various cities at the Next Generation World Hobby Fair, a video game and toy exhibit run by the magazine's publisher [[wikipedia:Shogakukan|Shogakukan]], while the last three as well as the championship were held in other venues. | '''Melee Fighting Road 2002''' was a series of ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' tournaments held by [[Nintendo]] throughout Japan in early 2002. The circuit was announced in November 2001 on the monthly [[wikipedia:CoroCoro Comic|''CoroCoro Comic'']] magazine, and consisted of seven qualifiers followed by the final championship. The first four qualifiers were held in various cities at the Next Generation World Hobby Fair, a video game and toy exhibit run by the magazine's publisher [[wikipedia:Shogakukan|Shogakukan]], while the last three as well as the championship were held in other venues. | ||
