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| The moment that left fans speechless |
| During the final match of the Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike tournament at the 2004 Evolution Championship Series (Evo) in Las Vegas, Daigo Umehara (playing as Ken) faced off against Justin Wong (playing as Chun-Li). In the final round of the third game, Daigo executed an incredible sequence of parries to overcome a seemingly unbeatable super combo from Justin’s Chun-Li, leaving both the live audience and online viewers in awe. This frame depicts that very moment.
Our gaming shadow boxes feature elements raised at different levels for an amazing 3D effect. You gotta see it to believe it, pictures don’t do it justice! This frame showcases sprites and backgrounds printed on high-quality photo paper that will last a lifetime. Precisely cut by machine and assembled by hand, this stunning piece of video game art is sure to impress. |
| Specs: |
| • Dimensions: 9″ x 9″ x 1.5″ (Inside), 10″ x 10″ x 1.75″ (Outside) • Frame: High-Quality Shadow Box Wooden Frame (Black), Glass Insert. |
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Due to RGB monitors displaying colors differently from print formats, there might be some variation in color. |
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Please note that production begins as soon as 30 minutes after payment confirmation. Therefore, it may not be possible to cancel or make changes to your order once work has started. |
An epic moment and an epic piece of art!
Every time I look at this I can hear ‘lets go Justin!’ in my head. Perfect.