These Streamers Take It Over 9000 In Dragon Ball FighterZ!
By Jeff Kotuby ·
Suffice to say, Dragon Ball FighterZ has taken the gaming world by storm. FGC newbies and veterans alike are swarming Twitch in record numbers to watch as much DBFZ as they can. Here's some of the best DBFZ streamers to help you get your fix!
To say that Dragon Ball FighterZ has been a major hit would be an understatement. During Winter Brawl 12, DBFZ hit a max viewership of over 32,000. The game has been out for a month already, but it's still burning with the intensity of Kaio-Ken times 20! If you're in need of some high-level play to check out while you're stuck at school or work, then Twin Galaxies has you covered. Check out these super DBFZ streamers:
Cloud805
The Marvel vs. Capcom champ is also a very strong Dragon Ball FighterZ player. His Kid Buu is no joke, and Cloud is considered to be one of the best Kid Buus on the planet. He streams quite often, at least when he’s not attending tournaments, and is a highly entertaining streamer for anyone who enjoys fighting games.
8WAYRUN
Every Tuesday, the 8 on the Break arcade in Dunellen, New Jersey hosts a weekly Dragon Ball FighterZ tournament. Top players from the northeast-New Jersey area battle each other to be crowned that week’s Legendary Super Saiyan. 8WAYRUN is the official streamer of the weekly tournament, who also plays other video games throughout the week.
LI Joe
The FGC’s hardcore hero was one of the early adopters of Dragon Ball FighterZ and hasn’t looked back since. As one of the longest tenured members of the FGC, Joe is supremely talented - and supremely hilarious. He’s also known to partake in other fighting games as well as games like Dark Souls from time to time. No matter what’s on-screen, Joe will be a blast to watch.
Dekillsage
A relative newcomer to the FGC, but certainly no slouch, is Dekillsage. His origins begin with Super Smash Bros. and Skullgirls, but Dekillsage quickly made a name for himself in the New York City-area scene with his performances in Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite and now Dragon Ball FighterZ. He streams regularly, and even has a Discord fans can join to chat with him and learn more tech in any of the bazillion fighting games the man plays.
TeamSp00ky
If it’s a fighting game, you can pretty much guarantee Spooky’s going to stream it. The Next Level Battle Circuit takes place every Wednesday night, where top NYC talent battles each other in a multitude of games. The scene has quickly taken to DBFZ, and it’s not uncommon to see some of the big fish, like FOX|SonicFox, NYChrisG, and PAG GroverDP, make an appearance at the venue. Like always, Spooky’s streams are the king for the best high-level play in any game - and you’ll be sure to have a good laugh, courtesy of IFC|Yipes on the mic.
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