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Street Fighter Lessons Don't Come Cheap
You can take lessons in cooking, dancing, and zombie survival, so why not take a course in fireball timing 101? Some of the best Street Fighter IV players in the world are offering to teach you everything they know. However, this kind of sweet knowledge doesn’t come cheap.
Charging for video game lessons is nothing new, but it’s not often that so many well-known experts have been available.
Here are some of the details, which can also be found at Eventhubs. Lessons can be scheduled to take place over Xbox Live or PSN and prices range from $40-$50.
- Justin Wong, Xbox Live, $50 per hour, tournament level characters: Rufus, Abel, Balrog, Makoto.
- Mike Ross, Xbox Live, $45 per hour, tournament level characters: E. Honda, Ken, Blanka
- Martin "Marn" Phan, Xbox Live, $40 per hour, tournament level characters: Dudley, C. Viper, Abel
- Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez, Xbox Live/PlayStation 3, $40 per hour, tournament level characters: Balrog, Guile, Rose
Via Eurogamer
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