Seriously, he either needs to get a new stick or rip the pause button out of it.

Ironically, all my DOA4 is played on the 360 pad, using the analog stick.

And I’m best on a Dual Shock pad…not that I’m very good on that, either.

Youtube tends to de-sync the audio of a movie really badly. I’d bet my admittedly non-cynical money on that being the culprit.

Personally I dislike most commentating in fighting games though. The games just move too fast and there is too little downtime for commentators to try to keep up with everything that is going on. I’d probably prefer it if for the most part they didn’t describe the actual moves much and just focused on the strategy and gameplan and such.

Standing strong against headbutt is tech.

As for Seth’s job, the tourney was placed at an anime convention. So many people didn’t know what was happening, since they barely know the game. He had to please these people too.

As for the camera, Evo DVDs are all pretty clear. I don’t know who taped this event, probably somebody from the community, but this is how it happens in most tourneys. Even Evo is not for profit, and is basically a tourney by players and for players, although Evo world is now the biggest tourney in the world. The events have its flaws, but they are mostly as good as you an get anywhere in the world. Singles tourneys, double elimination, many of the best players in the world, and the biggest cash prizes for fighting games.

Check it out here: http://www.emuline.fr/site/uploads/pad/images/arcade_stick_namco_box.jpg