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'''SKTAR 3''' was a ''[[Project M]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' [[list of national tournaments|national tournament]] hosted by {{Sm|Keitaro}} during May 31st-June 1st, 2014. It was the successor of | '''SKTAR 3''' was a ''[[Project M]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' [[list of national tournaments|national tournament]] hosted by {{Sm|Keitaro}} during May 31st-June 1st, 2014. It was the successor of the previous year's [[SKTAR 2]], and the first tournament in the [[SKTAR (tournament series)|SKTAR series]] to include ''Melee'' and ''Project M'' tournaments. It was also sponsored by [[Major League Gaming]], as well as being a 5000 point qualifier for the ''Melee'' event at [[MLG Anaheim 2014]]. It was the 3rd-largest ''Project M'' tournament of all time, behind [[Apex 2014]] (382 entrants) and [[The Big House 4]] (333 entrants), with 256 entrants. | ||
The ''Melee'' portion of the event was streamed by [[VGBootCamp]], while the ''Brawl'' and ''Project M'' portions of the event were streamed by [[CLASH Tournaments]]. However, due to technical difficulties, VGBootCamp were unable to upload any part of the ''Melee'' stream from day 1 and did not get the stream up until day 2. Because of this, CLASH Tournaments ended up streaming the finals of the ''Melee'' doubles tournament. | The ''Melee'' portion of the event was streamed by [[VGBootCamp]], while the ''Brawl'' and ''Project M'' portions of the event were streamed by [[CLASH Tournaments]]. However, due to technical difficulties, VGBootCamp were unable to upload any part of the ''Melee'' stream from day 1 and did not get the stream up until day 2. Because of this, CLASH Tournaments ended up streaming the finals of the ''Melee'' doubles tournament. | ||