Jay Rego Shares Useful Post-Ultra Setups for Sakura in Ultra Street Fighter IV

Jay Rego sent in a video earlier this week that covered how to make the most of Sakura’s plinked EX Tatsu. As it turns out, this nuanced attack comes in pretty handy when following up her Ultra 2 at midscreen, an attack that may not readily appear to have a lot of setup potential.

In the video below, you’ll see how this kara-cancel can lead to some ambiguous situations following the Ultra, but Rego covers a host of other options as well. Most of the setups presented expend an incredible amount of meter, usually involving an FADC as well as an EX Hadouken or Tatsu, so you’ll want to be sure to keep opponents on their toes by mixing up the setups used. There are plenty to choose from, though, so that shouldn’t be a problem!

Source: Jay Rego

Learn Some of I-No’s Basic Pressure and Mixup Strings in Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-

Despite all the changes to make her execution easier, I-No is still pretty tricky in Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-. If you’re having trouble figuring out her basic pressure and mixup game, AnaboliChris recently shared a new combo video that focuses on just that.

In the video, Chris demonstrates some easy, short bread and butter combos. These can be started via her Antidepressant Scale into airdash mixups and lead back into this same mixup again. Additionally, he also showcases other useful situations, such has going for a low or a grab after an empty jump and doing a double or triple overhead against low blocking opponents. The exhibition also includes some corner combos that lead into resets and mixups.

Check out our previous coverage for additional information on how to play I-No.

Source: AnaboliChris

King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match Heading to Steam on February 27

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Fighting game fans who prefer their fisticuffs served up through Steam will soon have another game to add to their libraries. Prior to today, we had no idea when King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match would arrive on the PC platform, but now you can start planning for the classic title’s arrival.

According to the game’s brand new Steam page, spotted by the folks over at KOF World, King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match will launch on February 27. A 20% discount–which brings the price down to $11.99–will be available up until the official release, so be sure to jump on it soon to save some cash.

Source: Steam via KOF World and Dream Cancel