Month: June 2015

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STARTING OVER -BEST AND STRONGEST- Streaming Live from Shinjuku, Tokyo

The official start of summer is just around the corner, and Kagecchi is welcoming in the heat with a pair of Ul this weekend. First off is STARTING OVER -BEST AND STRONGEST- a singles event with a double elimination bracket.

You can watch the action on Kagecchi’s Twitch channel. Tune in and also catch the 2on2 tourney STARTING OVER -Good Fighters- tomorrow.

Watch live video from kagecchi on www.twitch.tv

Entry List

Gishigishi-kun (Juri/Seth)
Ponther x ZERO3-zei (Evil Ryu/Ryu)
Kinugoshi Beer (Hugo/Elena)
Reffy (Ryu)
Gonzalez (Seth/Elena)
Harideshi (M.Bison/Yang)
Takuharu (Poison/Akuma)
Ayu-tan Daisuki dayo (Vega/Guile)
Chris Pika (Blanka)
Okkun (Cammy/Ibuki)
Sasa (Vega/Abel)
Kaneki (Yun/Seth)
Onicchi (Seth/Elena)
Ooshige (Rolento/Ken)
Ken-chan (Ryu/Seth)
Miyoshi Hakudaku Taka (T.Hawk/Vega)
Harpy★Ohanaya-san (Chun-Li/E.Honda)
Nattou (Ryu)
Katsuaki (Rolento/Rufus)
Sora (Ibuki)
Zeggeen (Decapre/Guile)
Takagi (Cammy/M.Bison)
Ohman Pils (Rolento/Seth)
Roncha (Vega)
Flat (Dudley/Ken)
DDT (Makoto)
Nego Zan, (Zangief/Gen)
Nushi (Dan)
Gyokuran (Juri)
Cobres Tokui (Seth/Yun)
Ponza Man (Rolento/Ibuki)
Tekateka (Ibuki/Zangief)
Kyoku (Yang)
Fuijishiro Kamui (Vega)
Name (Cammy/Evil Ryu)
Nosuke (Cammy/Ibuki)
Ikari no K Bison (Balrog/Gen)
Sansen (Yun/Ryu)
Slopuu (Rolento/Sagat)
Gyoa (Seth)
os (Fei Long/Cody)

Itsurou (Cammy)
Electribe (Guy)
Kamuchatka (Sagat/Cammy)
Unsu (Gen/Abel)
Matsuri (Chun-Li/Seth)
Aruto (Vega/Akuma)
Kuppa (Akuma)
Innami P (Dudley)
Across (Rufus/Evil Ryu)
Harumii (Ibuki/Rose)
Kestament (T.Hawk/Guy)
NEMO (Rolento/Decapre)
Momiyama (C.Viper/Yun)
aiai (Juri/Evil RYu)
Donguri Hiroi (Zangief/Ryu)
Kussuu (Rolento/Vega)
Shinba (Abel/Dhalsim)
Shinsaku (Adon/Sagat)
Hasegawa-san (Oni/Akuma)
Tetsu (El Fuerte)
Keiji N (Dee Jay/Guy)
Dai-chan. (Evil Ryu/Ryu)
Higeyarou (Dee Jay/T.Hawk)
SANTAROU (Sagat/Elena)
Nashi (Juri/Evil ryu)
Suezou (Ken/Ryu)
Misse (Makoto)
RS (Oni/Decapre)
Kirohira Ackerman (Juri/Elena)
Kacchi Buu (Dhalsim/Rufus)
White Fang (Hugo/Makoto)
Seiryuu (Balrog/Elena)
Dokkoi SHOW (Balrog/Ken)
F-BOY (Cody)
Iori (El Fuerte/Dhalsim)
Sanpachi (Ibuki)
Mogeta (Adon/Rolento0
Shibuya Broly (Ibuki/Cammy)
Y (Cammy/Evil Ryu)
TOP Douga-zei (Cammy/Yun)

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Salty! Weekly Skullgirls Encore Event Streaming Live from Ultimate Gaming Center

The folks over at UGC Live just went live with another installment of Salty!, the weekly Skullgirls Encore event that serves as both a tournament and a way for Lab Zero Games to share updates on future content. Don’t miss out on the great competition and previews from Mike Zaimont if you’re a fan of this indie fighter.

You’ll find the stream below, but you can also head on over to Twitch if you prefer to chat. More information these events can be found on Skullheart should you want to check it out in person.

Watch live video from UGClive on www.twitch.tv

Source: UGC Live

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ZeRo Breaks Down Shield Dropping in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

As with any fighting game, the importance of punishing opponents for their mistakes in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U can’t be stressed enough. Even so, there are plenty of reasons that can prevent optimal punishes (or any punish at all) from being possible.

When you put down your shield in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, your character suffers through seven frames of recovery before they’re able to act, which can quash punish attempts and leave opponents free to do whatever they want.

In the video below, ZeRo aims to help players make sure punish opportunities of this sort don’t slip by. With proper timing, players can eliminate shield recovery frames entirely by dropping from a platform as they release the shield button. The timing and execution requirements are strict, but what stands to be gained from mastering the technique appears to be well worth the effort.

If you’re looking to up your game in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, be sure to give this technique a shot.

Source: ZeRo via Smash Boards