"Everyone is being shuttled to the Garden State Convention Center in New Jersey."
It seems that all is not well at this year's fighting game tournament Apex 2015, where massive structural damage has halted all tournaments events.
From the alternative source:
"Apex 2015 will still be taking place over the course of this Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, at the Garden State Convention Center in Somerset, NJ. Which tournament events will be played, and when they’ll happen, remains to be announced.
All Smash Bros. games will still be streamed on Twitch.tv/VGBootCamp and Twitch.tv/TeamSp00ky, but a new schedule will have to be cobbled together.
Whether the biggest Smash Bros. tournament ever will end up as a tragic failure or a hard-fought success is now up to the event staff, helpful volunteers, and a few fiercely overworked individuals.
But where there’s a will, there’s a way.
And no one can say the Smash community doesn’t know how to make the best of a bad situation."
So here's hoping for a grand show despite the almost-calamity.
GamersNexus: "This review will focus directly on the case of the cheap HTPC build. Cases are, for some reason, exceedingly difficult for me to choose; I've always debated heavily over case choice. This is, in part, because I'm a proponent of system style and like my computers to have an overarching theme. The theme of this system, though, was dirt cheap. APEX offers their DM-387 minimalistic case for somewhere in the range of $45 (it was on sale for $35 when we picked it up), so it fit the bill; it ships with a 275W PSU, even further accommodating the self-imposed price limitations."
