Marvelo Shares Some Odds and Ends for Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3’s Strider Hiryu

When you’ve been cranking out quality Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 videos for as long as Marvelo has, it’s only reasonable that there would be some odds and ends that never quite saw release. If you’re not familiar with Marvelo’s past contributions to the game’s knowledge base, these “leftovers” might come off as less-than-useful, but as soon as the footage starts rolling, you’ll find that that couldn’t be further from the truth.

As this is a collection of various combos, raw tags, and other general tech gathered over a long period, you can expect to see a good amount of character representation. Zero, Dormammu, Doctor Strange, Doctor Doom, Frank West, and Dante all make the cut and team up with Marvelo’s signature Strider to bring this reel to life.

Check out the video below and let us know what you learned!

Source: Marvelo

Marvelo Shares Some Odds and Ends for Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3’s Strider Hiryu

When you’ve been cranking out quality Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 videos for as long as Marvelo has, it’s only reasonable that there would be some odds and ends that never quite saw release. If you’re not familiar with Marvelo’s past contributions to the game’s knowledge base, these “leftovers” might come off as less-than-useful, but as soon as the footage starts rolling, you’ll find that that couldn’t be further from the truth.

As this is a collection of various combos, raw tags, and other general tech gathered over a long period, you can expect to see a good amount of character representation. Zero, Dormammu, Doctor Strange, Doctor Doom, Frank West, and Dante all make the cut and team up with Marvelo’s signature Strider to bring this reel to life.

Check out the video below and let us know what you learned!

Source: Marvelo

AfterDeath Protects Ultra Street Fighter IV’s Russian Skies in Olympic Gaming’s Latest Player Spotlight

Olympic Gaming’s most recent Ultra Street Fighter IV player spotlight centers on AfterDeath, a top Zangief player from the world of ranked matches. In the footage, AfterDeath takes on some of the top-ranked players for their respective characters including AG|Native Impact’s T. Hawk and Jazdero’s Ibuki. The unique approach that a grappler is forced to take in some of the featured matches shows AfterDeath’s ability to go full-on aggressive or play a slower, counter-poke centered game depending on the given situation.

As with other entries in the Player Spotlight series, you’ll find a brief text-based interview in the video’s description. The questions cover all of the basics: hobbies, place of origin, and secondary characters to name a few.

AfterDeath claims two alts–Fei Long and Sagat–but prefers sticking to Zangief unless he’s learning a character to gain the upper hand in a troublesome matchup, which is always a good idea and something we should all strive to do to broaden our understanding of any other fighting title.

Source: Olympic Gaming

Tune Into Tekken Crash Returns Later Tonight for Your First Look at Tekken 7’s Shaheen

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Tekken Crash…wow, it’s been some time since we’ve heard that name. As Tekken Tag Tournament 2’s tournament support dwindled over the past few years, programs dedicated entirely to the popular series went the way of the buffalo as well, but that’s all going to change thanks to Tekken 7.

Later tonight, Tekken will once again find a home on television via the aptly named Tekken Crash Returns. Twelve of South Korea’s strongest competitors (split into four teams of three) are set to make appearances at Nexon Arena in Seoul to compete in the seventh mainline installment of Bandai Namco Games’ long-running franchise.

Some of the players you can expect to see include Knee, Help Me, Chanel, JDCR, and Saint.

Not only will Tekken Crash Returns give the greater community its first look at high-level Tekken 7 play, the show will also mark the debut of newcomer Shaheen, the Saudi Arabian cast member revealed by Katsuhiro Harada last month. Very little has been divulged regarding the character besides his appearance, so don’t miss out on this opportunity to see what he’s all about.

Tekken Crash Returns is scheduled to begin at 4 PM KST (or 11 PM PST, 1 AM EST tonight). Fortunately, access to Korean airwaves won’t be required thanks to an official online broadcast through YouTube. Bookmark the stream below and get ready for the next battle!

Source: Avoiding the Puddle