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Learn Sonic’s Instant Spin Dash Jump in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Sonic’s ability to perform at the competitive level in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is no secret. Thanks to his movement speed, combo potential, and effective kill moves, the third-party character has seen more than his fair share of late tournament matches.
Of course, there are plenty of advanced techniques for players of Sega’s signature hedgehog to pick up. In the quick video below, Camalange covers how to perform Sonic’s Instant Spin Dash Jump, which offers him safer movement options and can even be used to start combos across large distances.
And if you’re looking to pick up some more advanced techniques for Sonic, head over to Camalange’s YouTube channel to check out additional tutorials.
Source: Camalange via Smash Boards
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Street Fighter V May Support PlayStation 3 Arcade Sticks

Thanks to Lab Zero Games’ driver, many fighting game players and arcade stick aficionados are able to quickly transition to the PlayStation 4 without purchasing an entirely new peripheral. Games such as Mortal Kombat X, Skullgirls 2nd Encore, and Ultra Street Fighter IV all allow players to use their old arcade sticks and gamepads from the PlayStation 3.
Now it seems that yet another game may be including this useful functionality. According to Gamespot, a Capcom representative has confirmed that they are looking into utilizing Lab Zero’s driver in Street Fighter V.
The driver in question allows any controller that identifies itself as a generic USB gamepad or joystick, such as Mad Catz’ popular line of FightPads and FightSticks, to work on the PlayStation 4.
With Street Fighter V also coming to the PC, adding support for older arcade sticks could help convince those who are on the fence to purchase the game on PlayStation 4. We’ll be sure to keep you informed as more concrete details become available.
Source: Gamespot, thanks to Maxman for the tip.




