OzHadou Nationals will be hosted in Sydney from February 22-24, 2013; tournament titles include Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, The King of Fighters XIII, and Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
Australian competitive fighting game organisation OzHadou has announced the return of the longest-running fighting game tournament in Australia. Named the OzHadou Nationals (OHN), the event will mark the 11th annual run of the tournament since it was first hosted by OzHadou in 2001, and will take place in February 2013 in Sydney.
The OzHadou Nationals will run over three days from February 22 to Sunday, February 24 at 99 on York in Sydney's CBD. Further details can be found on the OzHadou website.
Tournaments for the following games will be run at OHN:
Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition (360)
Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (360)
The King of Fighters XIII (360)
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (PS3)
Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown (360)
In addition to this, setups will be available for casual play and side tournaments.
OzHadou is an Australian organisation that was founded in 2001 and has been dedicated to the Australian fighting game community. The OzHadou Nationals are run annually, and previous tournaments have seen players travel from all over Australia to participate in the Sydney-based event.
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