How to Watch CEO 2018

This year’s CEO Fighting Game Championship is scheduled for June 29th-July 1st at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida. Not only will it feature singles and doubles brackets for both Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, there will also be a playable Super Smash Bros. Ultimate demo at the venue’s Nintendo booth. Although the demo will not be streamed, there’s no doubt we’ll get more information regarding the new release as it’s played throughout the weekend. Other games being hosted this year include Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, Tekken 7, Dragon Ball FighterZ and Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite.

You can find a list of the daily streaming schedules here and the official schedule of events below:

 

Rare footage of Melee top 8 to happen before SSB4 top 8 in a supermajor, although I doubt that it would have as much impact as what happened at EVO.

It is going to be one of the largest Melee and SSB4 events (including the final event for SSB4's PGR v5), so the hype is strong with this event.

 

I liked that Smash Ultimate will be available at CEO.
Giving players more chance to play is neat. Sometimes (rarely) I feel bad for not live in USA.

 

Yea, still not sure where to catch (have a few ill check) the ultimate streams/gameplay!

 

Yea, still not sure where to catch (have a few ill check) the ultimate streams/gameplay!

there won’t be anywhere to watch it that I know of unfortunately

 

Oh **** too much smash in this for my own good!Now I can get more analysis and see where characters got better in

 

Hoping for some more ultimate vids on YouTube after the fact

 

Ultimate is meant to be playable there right? Is it terrible that I care more about that at this point than the actual tournament?

 

Ultimate is meant to be playable there right? Is it terrible that I care more about that at this point than the actual tournament?

It is, and there is a bunch of vids on YT that you can find by sorting data and just search smash ultimate ceo

 

In this segment, Chris asks them to cast their eyes on the folks at the top: CEOs. These leaders are definitely having a profound impact on their companies. Not necessarily good, mind you, but profound. These two are the ones in greatest need of a win.
A full transcript follows the video.