EVO Japan 2019 Will Take Place In Fukuoka In February, Here’s A New Trailer

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Now that this year’s Evolution Championship Series has wrapped up, fans can look forward to the next big event with EVO Japan 2019 set for February 2019.

 

Here’s a new trailer that was shared at Evo 2018:

 

Unfortunately, we didn’t get any main titles announcement at Evo 2018, as tournament organizers are still finalizing the main titles that will be played at EVO Japan 2019, but we’ll hear more details soon.

 

EVO Japan 2019 takes place on February 15 through February 17, 2019 at the Fukuoka Kokusai Center. You can learn more about it over at the official website.


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