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It’s one of the greatest moments in fighting game history. EVO 2004, Daigo vs Justin Wong, Ken vs Chun-Li. One of the most brutal comebacks you’ll ever see.
Justin Wong is one of the top Street Fighter players in the world and this documentary, King of Chinatown, focuses on his attempt to make a living from competitive gaming. It looks pretty intriguing.
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Justin Wong is a world-class fighting-game player. The guy will kick your arse. He is also a world-class terrible driver. Don’t believe me?
