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Forsaken World Mobile will be coming to a handheld device near you very soon. Today Fedeen Games unleashed the first game play trailer to show off the robust options and play available on a mobile device. Joined by new screenshots and concept art, those looking forward to playing FWM will be pleased. Check it out!
The Super Best Friends have returned with another episode of Saturday Morning Scrublords, this time tackling KOF: Maximum Impact 2, or, as the North American localization was dubbed, King of Fighters 2006.
While the opening cutscene rolls, Woolie points out that “this game is SNK fan service beyond anything else,” and it’s easy to see just how correct he is once they start selecting characters. The game sports a massive cast and an even more massive wardrobe for them to flaunt as they throw fists at each other. Some of the costumes are normal enough while others border on disturbing. You’ll get to check out some of each when the guys start fighting each other.
Beyond standard versus matches, Maximum Impact 2 sports a handful of “extra missions,” which include options like fighting against a parked car a la Street Fighter, a confusing battle with a Metal Slug, and the completely ridiculous rumble with an oncoming steamroller, which culminates in the piece of heavy equipment being pushed over a cliff when successfully completed.
If you missed this era in the King of Fighters series, or just want to watch the crew’s NSFW antics, be sure to check out the video below.
Source: TheSw1tcher via Super Best Friends Play
The ArcheAge site has been updated with a look at the winners from the recent Omen of Dread Prophecies screenshot contest. The winners will haul home a huge trove of goodies for their ships and the screens definitely show both the artistic eye of the player and the beauty of ArcheAge. Check out the one below before heading to the ArcheAge site to see the rest.
The latest developer diary has been posted on the Star Trek Online site that gives players and fans of the game an inside look at how the new pilot ships were designed, both from a gameplay perspective and from a purely aesthetic perspective.
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Thanks to their marketing strategy over the past few years, there’s no doubt Community Effort Orlando has the most unique identity in the fighting game community. From having competitors play out high-profile matches in a wrestling ring to the intricate championship belts they award finalists, organizer Alex Jebailey and his partners definitely put on a fantastic event.
That being said, they plan to kick things up a notch this year specifically for Persona players. Thanks to a partnership with Atlus, the first-place finisher in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax will receive a special piece of apparel based off the Teddie belt depicted on the game’s cover.
As you can see in the images below, they did a really fantastic job matching up the real-life item with the one from Ultimax.
While the first-place finisher in every game will be given a belt, this certainly sets Persona players apart from the rest of the pack and should make competition much more interesting as they vie for this piece of fighting game history.
Community Effort Orlando 2015 is scheduled for June 26-28 in Orlando, Florida. Further event details can be found here.
Source: CEO Gaming
Out of any competitive genre, monitors are arguably the most important when it comes to fighting games. The pinpoint precision needed to land intricate combos, the ability to read an opponent’s movement, and more all contribute to a necessity for the lagless display around.
In an effort to maintain their legacy as the most prominent tournament in the community, Evolution recently announced a brand new partnership with BenQ, with the specific intention of using the company’s RL2460HT model for this year’s tournament.
While that seemingly random collection of letters and numbers may seem foreign, it’s likely you’ve heard of this monitor before. During development, BenQ worked with Evil Geniuses’ Justin Wong to create a special display mode specifically devoted to fighting games. With the assistance of one of our scene’s most legendary players and a reported 0.001-frame input lag, it’s likely these monitors will serve competitors well in Las Vegas.
Evo 2015 is scheduled for July 17-19. More details can be found through the event’s official website.