Overall Stats

[SATURDAY] [KIDS] Super Mario Kart Battle Mode

Bracket

[SATURDAY] Super Smash Bros. Melee (Smash From the Past 3)

Matches will be played in Type A starting at Level 5. First player to top out looses.

[SATURDAY] Tetris

Format: Single Elimination

Rules:
Games will be played in VS Mode, starting at level 5. Best 2 of 3 per round.

[SUNDAY] Tetris Attack

Level Select: Normal
Difficulty: 3

Matches & Rounds are best of three. Grand Finals matches will be best three of five.

[SUNDAY] Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo

Matches are best 2 of 3. Grand Finals are best 3 of 5.

Time: Default
Handicap: Default
Speed: Turbo

No duplicate characters allowed on the same team.

No game-breaking glitches are allowed.

If you win a match, you must keep the same character(s).
If you lose a match, you may change characters.

[SUNDAY] Marvel vs. Capcom 2

Matches are best 2 of 3, rounds are best 3 of 5. Grand Finals matches will be best 3 of 5.

If you win a match, you must keep the same character(s).
If you lose a match, you may switch characters.

[SUNDAY] Tekken Tag

Format: Single Elimination

Prize: Cash (based on number of entrants) & a Trophy

Rules:
Players will be split into groups of 4. Each round will consist of four races on a different cup, played on the 150cc level:

Round 1: Mushroom Cup  (Luigi Raceway, Moo Moo Farm, Koopa Troopa Beach, and Kalimari Desert)
Round 2: Flower Cup (Toad’s Turnpike, Frappe Snowland, Choco Mountain, and Mario Raceway)
Semifinals: Star Cup (Wario Stadium, Sherbet Land, Royal Raceway, and Bowser’s Castle)
Finals: Star Cup (DK’s Jungle Parkway, Yoshi Valley, Banshee Boardwalk, and Rainbow Road)
For each race, 1st place will earn 3 points, 2nd place will earn 2 points, 3rd place will earn 1 point, and 4th will earn 0. At the end of a round, the two players with the most points will advance to the next round. Players will not carry points between rounds.

*Bracketing for this game will be run off site

[SUNDAY] Mario Kart 64

Format: Single Elimination

Rules:
Standard battle mode, top two players will advance. Matches are best two of three.

[SATURDAY] [KIDS] Super Bomberman

Format: Single Elimination

Rules:

In Game Settings: 5 minute periods, no offsides, penalties on, no line changes, manual goalie
Selecting Teams: A coin flip will take place. The coin flip ‘loser’ must select two different teams that will play. The coin flip ‘winner’ picks their team from the choices provided and is the home team for that game. All Star teams are ineligible.
The coin flip ‘loser’ cannot call that same matchup of teams for the rest of the tournament. (The other player could still select that matchup for a future game.) Ex. Player A loses the coin toss and selects Chicago vs Boston, Player A can’t select that matchup again, Player B could still pick Chicago vs Boston later on in the tournament.
If the same two players meet later in the tournament, then no coin flip would take place. They would automatically reverse the previous coin flip results, so the previous coin flip winner is now coin flip loser. If they meet for a third time then they reverse ‘coin flip results’ again, and so on.
If there’s a system malfunction, then the game will restart with that score and play the number of periods that were remaining (a partial period would count as a full period).
If a game is still tied after overtime is completed, then the game will be reset, and play will continue until someone scores. (player injuries, penalties won’t carry over from the previous game).
Any player that gets up by 10 goals at any point in the game will win the game by mercy rule.
Changing goalies: Goalies may be changed before the opening face-off and during play stoppages. You cannot change goalies during a face-off, or when a penalty shot is called.
Substituting for an Extra Attacker: This is the only time pausing is allowed during game play. You must have control of the puck if you are pulling him when the puck is in your own zone, otherwise any where else is acceptable. You can only put the goalie back in immediately after a whistle (before a faceoff).
A ‘referee’ will be designated to resolve any ‘disputes’ not covered under the rules.
Controllers will be provided however you may bring your own controller provided it’s an original game pad controller (no third party controllers etc.) Please notify us upon registering that you are bringing a controller.
Editing lines: Lineup changes will be allowed at the beginning of the game, when there is an injury to a player, during intermissions and when a time out is called (by either team). If you would like to make a change at intermission, please notify your opponent that you wish to do, so they can allow you the time before the start of the next period.
At the beginning of the game:
Both players can change their lines.
The Home team gets the last change.
If someone starts the game before the other player has changed their lines, the game can be restarted if the puck has not been dropped yet; just declare that you would like to restart before the puck drops.
Please be fast when picking your starting line up. One minute should be more than enough time
During period intermissions:
We prefer you change your lines before the intermission, but you are allowed to change them during the intermissions. However, if your opponent starts the next period before you got the chance to change your lines, the game continues, and you can’t change your line before the puck drops.
Other than before the game, line changes should not take more than 10 seconds. Please be respectful and keep it short.
If you forget and try to change your lines at an unapproved time, you must change your line back.
For Sega Players, Please Note: Due to a bug in the game, the exact attribute values reported in the Edit Lines and Team Roster screens are not accurate, they are only in the range of possible values for that player (other than weight, which is the correct value). So please do not spend lots of time looking for who is playing better that game based on those values, consider them only ballpark numbers.

[SATURDAY] NHL ’94

Format: Single Elimination

Rules:
Radar ON. NO slappers. NO golden guns. Weapons and Levels will be randomly drawn before each match. 4 players at a time, 1st and 2nd advance, 3rd and 4th place get losses. Grand Finals competitors will play a 3 game championship match. Each game in the championship each player will be awarded points based on place. 1st = 4 points, 2nd = 3 points, etc. The highest total at the end of the 3 games is the winner. 2nd, 2nd, etc. In case of tie those players will face each other to break it.

[SATURDAY] Goldeneye 007

Format: Single Elimination

Rules:
Matches and Rounds are best 2 of 3. Grand Finals matches will be best 3 of 5.

Game-breaking glitches are banned.

If you win a match, you must keep the same character.
If you lose a match, you may switch characters.

[SUNDAY] Mortal Kombat

[SUNDAY] TimeSplitters 2

[SUNDAY] F-Zero GX

[SUNDAY] [KIDS] Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition

[SATURDAY] Tecmo Super Bowl

Format: Single Elimination

Prize: Cash (based on number of entrants) & a Trophy

Rules:
Rounds are best 3 of 5, matches are best 2 of 3. Grand Finals matches will be best 3 of 5.

Time: Default
Handicap: Default

If you win a match, you must keep the same character.
If you lose a mach, you may change characters.

[SATURDAY] Soul Calibur

Retrothon

Turbo: 3 Star

Attack Level: 4 Star

If you win a match, you must keep the same character.
If you lose a match, you may change characters.

Rounds & Matches are best two of three, with the Grand Finals being best three of five matches.

[SUNDAY] Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting Edition

[SUNDAY] NBA Jam Doubles

[SUNDAY] Shaq Fu

Long Island Retro Gaming Expo 2017

Super Smash Bros. Melee

Super Smash Bros. Melee is the second installment in the Super Smash Bros. series and the follow-up to the Nintendo 64 title. It includes all playable characters from the first game, and also adds characters from franchises such as Fire Emblem, of which no games had been released outside Japan at the time. Super Smash Bros. Melee builds on the first game by adding new gameplay features and playable characters: it's major focus is the multiplayer mode, while still offering a number of single-player modes.