Smash started out for me when I was 7 when it came out in 1999 as a present for having a sickness from the neighboor's dirty dog. I got a flea infection from him and had bumps and was temporalily paralyzed from the waist down. My Mom had bought me the game and I didn't even ask for it and I played all that night because it was so fun and good. That's how I became a smasher.

In 2002 after getting my Gamecube for Christmas and got Melee and loved Smash even more. I wasn't an experienced/competitive gamer at any game until I was 13. I went experienced/competitive at Smash at 14. I regret not being on the tourney scenes at an early age but had life complications.

Now I get Brawl at 15 but turned 16 recently and go to a lot of tournies with Cyber, I'm determined to make myself known as a really great/l33t Mario user and I intend to achieve that. I've been/am a Mario user in every Smash game by the way.

What's your story?

I got 64, got Melee, got Brawl....No real story there.

I didn't know you knew cyberman irl O_o

I got melee and instantly went pro and still am

I've playing the smash games since the original one on the 64. I only played SSB64 casually.

When Melee came out a few years later, I played it really often with a few friends of mine and thought I was good because I could beat them. In late 2006, I saw a few videos of Ken and Azen and was blown away. I felt that I had reputation for being good that I needed to preserve, so I quickly learned all of the elementary ATs right before going to college. I established myself as one of the top players there fairly quickly, although there really isn't much of a smash scene there. I went to a couple tournaments in early 2007, both of which I got raped by DSF at. During the summer, I got involved in HRC, and got a total of something like 75k feet. After going back to college, some of my friends had surpassed me, and I started I going to tournaments more often. By early 2008, I had gotten a lot better than them, and by mid-2008, I had pretty firmly established myself as one of the better Melee players in Socal's competitive scene.

In Brawl, I've always been fairly consistent, although it wasn't until a couple months ago when I started doing really well. I'm currently waiting to see if I'll be on the next version of the Socal Brawl Power Rankings.