Cole Miller may have mixed feelings on whether CM Punk deserves to punch the clock in the world’s premiere mixed martial arts organization, but he has no doubts about the former WWE star’s ability to beat some of the 185-pound talent currently on the UFC roster.
Wall-Building? Corner-Shifting? Killer Instinct’s Golem Brings Some Unique Tricks to the Table
With Killer Instinct’s Omen on the cusp of launching, the folks at Microsoft Studios are now moving onto season two’s next character, codenamed Golem, in discussions with the community over at Ultra-Combo.
Adam Isgreen recently took to the forum for yet another edition of the weekly “textual stream,” addressing player questions, concerns, and more. While most of the answers have to do with non-gameplay related topics like the possibility of boss Shadow Jago becoming playable and future alternate costumes, the creative director did take a moment to touch on a rather good guess concerning Golem’s unique abilities.
According to Isgreen, the hulking brute was built around keeping opposing characters between a rock and a hard place…literally. “The golem does something no other fighting game character has ever done, and that’s change the boundaries of the board by creating walls behind himself or behind the opponent,” he explains. “These walls are considered the new stage boundaries, so you’re not teleporting past them, but you can jump off them and use them just like a ‘real’ wall.”
If Golem remains true to expectations and focuses on grapples to deal out damage, the ability to stop the opponent from running away will be a huge boon to his gameplay. There’s also the possibility of creating walls in the middle of combos in order to grant yourself extensions that aren’t possible at mid-screen.
In any case, we’ll have to wait for more details before jumping to too many conclusions. Isgreen mentioned that we’ll receive more information heading into February, so hang tight.
Source: Ultra-Combo
Get Wario’s Motor Running with This Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Guide
Wario isn’t the only character in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U that can summon items–far from it, actually–but the item that he summons may be one of the most unique, especially when compared to more mundane options like Mega Man’s Metal Blade or Diddy’s banana. Due to its special properties, it’s important to know how to make the most out of Wario’s motorcycle once the rubber hits the pavement, or in some cases, the air.
My Smash Corner, the same YouTube channel that brought us Charizard’s sliding Rock Smash technique and an excellent early guide to performing perfect pivoting, has compiled some tips and tricks for Wario players who want to get the most mileage out of the bike. He covers topics like ledge-canceling for punishing an overzealous edge-guarder, a way to make his bike go at full speed as soon as it appears, and a lot more.
These techniques aren’t unbeatable, but it’s always good to have as many options as possible.
Source: My Smash Corner

