"Melee" was again hosted at EVO 2013 after it won a charity drive to decide the final game to be featured in its tournament lineup. Due to the large turnout and popularity that year, Evo again included "Melee" at both their 2014 and 2015 event. New Jersey-based Apex is another prominent "Super Smash Bros." tournament, and has a series of qualifying events that are a prerequisite to playing at Apex. In 2015 Apex announced that they were officially sponsored by Nintendo of America, which was the first official sponsorship of a community-run event. Apex 2015 was the largest "Smash" tournament in history until EVO 2015 and featured every official title in the series. In June 2014 Nintendo held an exhibition "Super Smash Bros. for Wii U" tournament at E3 2014. Despite the success of Apex 2015, the tournament was muddled in controversy and structural issues. Apex has since been discontinued. There was a small revival for Apex 2016, but on a much smaller scale with almost nobody outside of regional attendance. Currently, the biggest Melee events in the United States are Community Effort Orlando (CEO), DreamHack, Evolution Championship Series (EVO), GENESIS, The Big House, Shine, and Super Smash Con (SSC).