This is the man who dreamed of giving Pakistan's Fighting Game Community what many players of our generation never had, consistent tournaments, opportunities, and a place to compete.
I still remember Zamin telling me that he wanted to give future players everything he couldn't have as a professional player.
Back in 2014, driven by a shared vision, Zamin, myself, and our friend Prince Nova began an aggressive campaign of organizing frequent tournaments. Our goal was simple: build a competitive ecosystem for Tekken and KOF from the ground up.
At the time, there was no blueprint.
No established infrastructure.
No guarantees.
Just passion, sacrifice, and belief.
Zamin invested heavily into that vision. His mother initially supported him, and together we continued pushing until we were able to build and support @Maniaxgaminghub, which today is regarded by many as the home of Pakistan's FGC.
The players enjoying the scene today are benefiting from foundations that were laid more than a decade ago.
This post is simply a reminder to give credit where it's due and to salute a man whose contributions helped shape an entire community.
"Paki pakai pe sab khanay aatay hain, bunyaad rakhna har kisi ke bas ki baat nahi."
Many people enjoy the finished product, but very few are willing to make the sacrifices required to build something from nothing.
Respect the pioneers. Respect the builders. 👏
#FGC #Tekken #KOF #PakistanFGC
Lidia players will sit there and tell you with a straight face that there’s plenty of optimal counter play to what Farzeen was doing to the top players in Tekken 8………..
Kazuya new 1,1,2
Damage is adjusted when the attack hits from the side or back.
Apart from this
Those who expected a return to basics will feel seriously let down. Honestly, I didn’t think the design could get any worse🙄
It’ll be hard to attract both new and existing players😓
As a man with lots of experience in this field, I have to say Arslan might be the greatest to ever do it.
I don't mean in Tekken, I mean trolling the homies in video games.
Bryan went from top 5 to top 3 to top 1 in a week. This is elite.
I did it! 40 years old this year.
Since Tekken 8 dropped,
my results have been rough. People said I was done,
washed up, too old to compete.
I didn’t even make it to TWT Finals for the first time. I was frustrated with the game and honestly, I still am in some ways.
But thanks to the dev team’s hard work, it’s been getting better.
I just couldn’t adapt.
Last year was the worst of my Tekken career. I felt lost,
unsure of what to do.
But the answer turned out to be simple: just keep going.
When you do, the right path starts to reveal itself.
Be thankful for your teammates, friends, fellow players, and the fans who support you.
Believe in them and in yourself. That’s how you stand back up.
I hope I’ve shown that there’s still hope for gamers in their 40s. Let’s keep pushing, even when the path is tough.
Thank you to everyone who celebrated with me!
#drxwin
#EVOJapan2025
Not to attack anyone personally;
Nakatsu is an established fg dev, but he's trying to make a game that at it's core; isn't Tekken.
Murray should be controlling direction & utilising team strengths then educating on the importance of legacy.
But he doesn't know either.