Our continued success with esports and gaming websites that make spectating and participation fun and easy had Bandai Namco put us to work on the Soul Calibur World Tour website. This project included cumulative point scoring systems and our tried-and-true preservation of player performance history. Unfortunately, only one event concluded before the pandemic put a stop to every in-person fighting game tour world-wide

Intel, a leader in gaming technology, announced the Intel World Open tournament that was supposed to take place in Tokyo ahead of the Olympic Summer Games 2020 to showcase the excitement and influence of esports. Through a series of regional, national, and live qualifiers, Street Fighter V: Champion Edition would have been part of it. The pandemic put an end to this before the first qualifier happened.

For the first time, CAPCOM created a professional Street Fighter league. It began with the eighteen most popular players in the United States. These players formed teams of three that battled it out for weeks until each team had played every other team twice and a winner was revealed. Six seasons later, the league is still going strong. The league now has four player teams and sixteen weeks per season. The site features every player, team, season, and all the relevant stats for teams, players, and the characters they use

Our continued success with esports and gaming websites that make spectating and participation fun and easy inspired Bandai Namco and Twitch to have us build the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour website. This project included winner-take-all qualification events and cumulative point scoring systems, and our tried-and-true preservation of player performance history

Our success with gaming and esports websites that make participation and spectating easy and fun inspired Bandai Namco and Twitch to have us build the Tekken World Tour website to track the success of Tekken 7 players world-wide. This project included innovative tiered point scoring systems, data imports from external sites, and our tried-and-true preservation of player performance history

Capcom Cup 2013 was such a hit that Capcom asked us to create a site supporting a year-long global esports competition featuring Ultra Street Fighter IV. We pored over the biggest esports endeavors of the era and built a site that documented a newly energized fighting game community and drove the world’s best competitors to reveal the pinnacle of their Street Fighter prowess and spirit. The resulting website attracted visitors and gave them reason to come back after every event to see where their favorite players were in the standings. Year by year the Capcom Pro Tour site grew ever larger with well-documented history. We designed, developed, updated, and improved this site from its launch in 2014 through the end of the Street Fighter V era in 2023.