Capcom Fighters and Winner Stays On Partner to Highlight Europe’s Ultra Street Fighter IV Talent

Over the past few weeks, Capcom Fighters (by way of Capcom UK) and Winner Stays On have been putting on a variety of Ultra Street Fighter IV broadcasts to promote the top tier competitors the European region has to offer. While this manifested in a new weekly tournament series, they also put on a handful of excellent exhibitions featuring players like Ryan Hart, RZR.CG|Problem X, Pro Fluke, and many more.

Replays of these intense first-to-five sets recently began to make their way online, most of which you’ll find below for your viewing pleasure. If you missed out on watching live, be sure to check these out for a first-hand look at the power that resides in Europe.

For more footage, be sure to keep your eye on Capcom Fighters.

Source: Capcom Fighters

Forbidden Technique TV Celebrates Akuma’s Roundhouse in Ultra Street Fighter IV

Plenty of things set Akuma apart from the rest of the shoto lineup in Ultra Street Fighter IV: aerial fireballs, the ability to cancel his far standing fierce into specials, his long-standing affinity with the Satsui no Hado, and his roundhouse. When performed at a distance, this high damage button moves the purveyor of the dark arts forward a great distance while dishing out two hits–perfect for approaching focus-happy opponents.

But this button is good for plenty more beyond that. It can be used to begin and extend combos that keep the demon’s damage at a respectable level. To take an extensive look at just how this button can be put to use in all sorts of combo scenarios and against a large number of characters, check out the video from Forbidden Technique TV embedded below.

Source: Forbidden Technique TV

Help Boost NorCal Regionals 2015’s Prize Pools and Score a New Shirt in the Process

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Following in the footsteps of Community Effort Orlando, the folks behind NorCal Regionals 2015 have started a Teepspring campaign in the hopes of gathering up a bit of extra money to throw towards players who do well at the upcoming tournament. Proceeds from sales of the official shirt (pictured above) will be given to the games with the most entrants.

If you’re interested in helping out the Northern California community or perhaps just want a new piece of clothing to add to our fighting game collection, give the link below a click. As they’ve already met their original goal, there should be no worry on your end about whether or not the shirt will make it to printing.

Source: Teespring

General: Four of My Favorite MUDs of All Time

Four of My Favorite MUDs of All Time

How do I explain my ongoing affair with MUDs? Sure, we only meet a few times per year, and yes we have been off more than we have been on, but MUDs are something special to me. They fill a need that is often left unsatisfied by conventional MMOs. They just do.