Expand Your Sol Badguy Combo Repertoire in Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-

With the inclusion of Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- in the official Evolution 2015 lineup, now is the perfect time to start training for the big stage. If you’re just now getting started with Arc System Works’ latest offering, this combo tutorial for Sol Badguy from Shibai bōya will steer you in the right direction.

These combos start out at the most basic level and gradually increase in length as well as input requirements. And since this is only the first two of four parts, there’s reason to believe that things will only get fancier from here on out. And if you’re like me and still haven’t tired of “Heavy Day,” that’s playing in the background as well!

Source: Shibai bōya via Highwinddv

Star Citizen: Target Release Timeline Unveiled

Target Release Timeline Unveiled

During last night’s BAFTA ceremony, Star Citizen’s Chris Roberts revealed the target timeline for each of the game’s components to be released. Star Citizen is a four-games-in-one creation that includes a persistent first person universe, a single player campaign, space exploration and combat and an FPS component. If all goes according to plan, Star Citizen should be in final release in 2016.

Runescape: Players & the Power of Runelabs

Players & the Power of Runelabs

Jagex Games Studios has announced the release of Runelabs, an evolved feature built on the Player Power initiative launched at the end of 2013. With Runelabs, players can submit ideas for RuneScape and have those ideas voted upon by the community for possible inclusion in the game.

See Injustice: Gods Among Us and Mortal Kombat in a Whole New Light with Camera Mod

Back in 2013, an interesting mod was released for the PC version of Street Fighter IV that gave players the opportunity to adjust the camera’s perspective mid-match, allowing for some really fun action shots from angles that weren’t normally available. Unfortunately, the tool was only available for the one title, meaning folks who might want to see characters like Superman and Scorpion were stuck with boring old Ryu and Ken.

But not anymore. A community member by the name of Enigma642 has released two very similar modifications for NetherRealm Studios fighters Injustice: Gods Among Us and Mortal Kombat. Much like the Street Fighter application, Enigma’s grants access to unique viewpoints, adding flair to even the most boring match.

Below, you’ll find videos demonstrating what these mods are capable of as well as links to where you can download them for yourself.

Injustice: Gods Among Us | Mortal Kombat

Source: Test Your Might (1, 2)