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North America Getting Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- Demo Next Week
Though fans outside of Japan were able to get their hands on Arc System Works’ Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- demo by setting up a foreign PlayStation Network account, an early look native to North America will be available very soon.
According to this week’s installment of PlayStation Blogcast, a demo for the PlayStation 4 version of Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- will arrive on the North American PlayStation Network next Tuesday, November 25. Much like the Japanese version, this will only be available to PlayStation Plus subscribers.
Specific details weren’t divulged during the podcast, but one can assume that the North American demo will carry the same limitations as its Japanese counterpart, where only Sol Badguy and Ky Kiske were playable in the arcade (set to beginner) and tutorial modes.
Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- is scheduled to release for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 in Japan on December 4, arriving in North America shortly after on December 16.
Source: PlayStation via Gematsu
Manny Pacquiao-Chris Algieri Weigh-In Results: Challenger Misses Mark Before Making 144
The wait is over. Well, if Chris Algieri can make weight, that is.
Manny Pacquiao-Chris Algieri Weigh-In Results: Challenger Misses Mark
The wait is over. Well, if Chris Algieri can make weight, that is.
Possible Chin Infinite Discovered in King of Fighters XIII
Many of the combos in King of Fighters XIII already feel long enough to be “infinite” combos. If a combo can kill an opponent from full health before ending, it may serve the same purpose as an infinite, but it still can’t truly go on forever, sadly.
Luckily for Chin players, a true infinite combo was recently discovered and uploaded to Niconico. Appropriately enough, when performing the new combo, Chin looks to be flailing around in a bit of a frenzy, as if he’s stockpiled too many drinks.
Could this new tech mean that we’ll see even more of the drunken fighter at major tournaments than we already do?


