Samoa Joe Wrestling On Tonight’s WWE NXT, Rusev Taunts Lana Again, What Happened After SmackDown
Samoa Joe Wrestling On Tonight’s WWE NXT, Lana Comments On Her Ankle, What Happened After SmackDown
Samoa Joe Wrestling On Tonight’s WWE NXT, Lana Comments On Her Ankle, What Happened After SmackDown
Spoilers: TNA Impact Wrestling Results For Tonight
Spoilers: TNA Impact Wrestling Results For Tonight
Spoilers: WWE NXT Results For Tonight
Spoilers: WWE NXT Results For Tonight
Amazing Moments and Clutch Kills Abound in This Super Smash Bros. 4 Compilation Video
Competitive Smash Bros. is one of those games that you have to see in action to understand what the hype is all about. To help drive this point home, a group of players from Smashboards have put together a great, multi-character compilation video for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS featuring some of their members.
The video features Zelda, Shulk, Zero Suit Samus, Greninja, Mii Swordfighter, and more performing clutch kills, amazing strings, and lengthy combos, as well as some disrespectful moments and even rage quits.
Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments.
Source: SBphiloz4
TERA: EU & RU Steam Downloads to Become Region Locked
After June 11, 2015, new European and Russian players will not be able to download TERA via Steam or be able to add TERA to their Steam list. Players in these regions who have previously downloaded and played TERA via Steam will continue to be able to do so as the move only affects new players.
Black Desert: KR Version Launching July 14th with Megaserver & Expansion
Thanks to MMORPG.com user Kumapon, we know that the Korean version of Black Desert Online will officially launch on July 14th utilizing megaserver technology. In addition, launch will also see a first expansion called Valencia with open world bosses, new castles, dungeons and more for level 60+ players.
Australian Classification Board Listing Hints at Western Release for Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden
Bandai Namco Games and Arc System Works’ upcoming fighter, Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden, might be heading to the west, according to an entry that was recently spotted on the Australian Classification Board’s website.
While no western release has official been announced, the fact that it has been rated in Australia is a good sign that Bandai Namco intends to release the game in the Western hemisphere.
Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden is the latest entry in the long-running Butoden series, dating back to the original games on the Super Nintendo. This latest title is also Arc System Works’ second Dragon Ball Z fighting game, the first being Dragon Ball Z Supersonic Warriors for the GameBoy Advance.
The game itself features a cast of over 100 fighters spread across playable and assist rosters, and includes versions of characters from the recent Dragon Ball Z: Ressurection ‘F’ movie. A demo of the game is currently available on Nintendo’s eShop in Japan, and its save data unlocks the blue-haired Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku in the main game. (Editor’s note: Believe it or not, that’s not a typo.)
Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden is scheduled to launch in Japan on June 11.
Source: Australian Classification Board via Gematsu
Guild Wars 2: New Lion’s Arch to Be Unveiled in Next Update
ArenaNet has announced that war torn Lion’s Arch will once again shine as the jewel of Tyria when the next Guild Wars 2 update goes live. Said to be heavy on defenses, yet easy on the eyes, Lion’s Arch will also sport several new names submitted by the players.
Kyn: Release Date Announced for July 28th
Tangrin and Versus Evil have announced that the Viking-themed ARPG, Kyn, will be headed to retail release on July 28th. The basic game will sell for $19.99, with a deluxe edition containing in- and out-of game perks selling for $24.99.