Month: October 2014

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Kreymore Imparts Tips for Boosting Yang’s Seiei Enbu Potential in Ultra Street Fighter IV

One of the things that makes Yang stand out among the rest of the cast in Ultra Street Fighter IV is his Seiei Enbu super. This attack creates after images of Yang that follow whatever he does and allow for extra hits.

While it’s not as straight forward as his brother Yun’s Genei Jin, which simply alters move properties and makes combos and juggles easier, the fact that the after images are also attacking means that the super can be used to help Yang set up some combos and mixups that he normally would not have at his disposal.

To help players learn how to maximize the potential of this super, Kreymore has put together this tutorial video that demonstrates some of the concepts behind utilizing it fully.

Source: Kreymore

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Seldon Crisis: Renamed ‘Sudden Crisis’

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In an apparent nod to ongoing threats of litigation, the Seldon Crisis game, said to be loosely based around the works of Isaac Asminov, has been rebranded "Sudden Crisis". As part of the rebranding effort, a new Indiegogo fund raising initiative has started. According to the Sudden Crisis Facebook page, the game is largely the same, but with a new name.

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Grabs Galore! YBK|Shiro’s Abel Faces El Fuerte Master FGC|Pepeday in Ultra Street Fighter IV Exhibition

If there’s one player who’s made a name for himself in Ultra Street Fighter IV these past few months, it has to be Fukuoka Gamers Club’s Pepeday. While he’s always been known as a great player in Japan, his recent performances at Tokyo Game Show 2014 and The Fall Classic 2014 have pushed him into the international spotlight.

YUBIKEN recently shared archived footage of an exhibition the dominant El Fuerte played against their own Shiro, who himself plays a mean Abel. The result is this very interesting match featuring masters of two of Street Fighter IV’s original newcomers.

Please note that the audio gets loud at the beginning of the video as well as throughout the match during hype moments, so you might want to turn your volume down if you’re wearing headphones.

Source: YUBIKEN

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LiangHuBBB Shows Us Why We Should Never Give Up in Their Latest Comeback Compilation

Grab your shades, spike up your hair, and get ready for the newest collection of Guile theme worthy comebacks from LiangHuBBB. This is the 39th addition to the long-running series and it delivers the level of quality that we’ve come to expect.

The comebacks featured span a wide variety of games including Soulcalibur V, BlazBlue: Chronophantasma, and even Street Fighter II: Rainbow Edition. As always, Liang has added in a healthy helping of comedy to keep the entertainment value high all the way through to the end. Near the beginning of the footage, you’ll see one of the more notorious recent events from the Next Level Battle Circuit involving Abel, Oni, and a broken arcade stick.

Which comeback is your favorite?

Source: LiangHuBBB