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Quick recap for those who do not know. DarkGeese is considered one of the best KOF players from America. After trying to establish a KOF scene here, he quit his efforts due to low player turnouts and general non interest from player and turned to the Latin America community where KOF is huge. In recent years he has held tournaments in Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Argentina and other countries mainly to promote KOF to the masses down there.
As well as doing this, he has gotten top KOF players from Japan to come over to Mexico to play the countries best. He has a ton of great KOF footage archived on his YouTube page if you wish to check out KOF being played at the highest levels. ---> https://www.youtube.com/user/DarkGeese/videos
I especially recommend any of the Buchecha(Brazilian player) vs Kula or Zeus(the top two Mexican KOF2k2 players) seeing as they are intense and show off so much of what that game has to offer.
As for DarkGeese, he is finally calling it quits for what he says will be a good amount of time due to other things taking up too much of his time.
I do not think this will be the end for the KOF scene in Latin America, but it is a huge blow to their scene since DarkGeese was one of the plaers who pushed the tournament scene in those countries. His passion for KOF matches the passion Shock has for Mortal Kombat. But unfortunately, some things do have to come to an end.
I thank DarkGeese for all his contributing efforts he has made, especially with showcasing some of Latin America's top talent. Good luck to whatever he does in the future.
As well as doing this, he has gotten top KOF players from Japan to come over to Mexico to play the countries best. He has a ton of great KOF footage archived on his YouTube page if you wish to check out KOF being played at the highest levels. ---> https://www.youtube.com/user/DarkGeese/videos
I especially recommend any of the Buchecha(Brazilian player) vs Kula or Zeus(the top two Mexican KOF2k2 players) seeing as they are intense and show off so much of what that game has to offer.
As for DarkGeese, he is finally calling it quits for what he says will be a good amount of time due to other things taking up too much of his time.
I do not think this will be the end for the KOF scene in Latin America, but it is a huge blow to their scene since DarkGeese was one of the plaers who pushed the tournament scene in those countries. His passion for KOF matches the passion Shock has for Mortal Kombat. But unfortunately, some things do have to come to an end.
I thank DarkGeese for all his contributing efforts he has made, especially with showcasing some of Latin America's top talent. Good luck to whatever he does in the future.