Yomi Gaming Dominates Midwest Championships 2015’s Mortal Kombat X Competition

Mortal Kombat X was one of the main event games at the recently concluded Midwest Championships 2015, and it provided quite a top eight. In an amazing show of dominance, Yomi Gaming occupied nearly every final slot, with Pig of the Hut, DJT, Slayer, ForeverKing, MIT, Michaelangelo, and Glass Sword taking seven of the eight available, leaving only cR|WoundCowboy to face them alone.

If you missed out on this fantastic competition, be sure to check out the finals below, and if you still want more, you’ll find even more replays in PandaxGaming’s official playlist. Full results from this event can be found in our coverage hub.

Source: PandaXGaming

 

PBC on NBC Weigh-ins: Guerrero, Martinez Both on Weight

The wait is just about over, but luckily for the fighters, arguably the hardest part about being a professional butt-kicker is the time leading up to the weigh-ins. Thankfully for all parties involved, all of the main card combatants made weight without a hitch.

Sajam Explains Fireball Run Cancels in Mortal Kombat X

Generally speaking, the combo system in Mortal Kombat X isn’t all that tough to get used to. Netting massive damage off every connected hit can, of course, take a little practice, but a great number of the combos we see mid-match aren’t all that complicated compared to what we may run into in other titles.

There are a few characters, like Jax and D’Vorah, who get a good deal of their big damage through run-canceling fireballs. This is far from a foreign concept in other recent fighters (looking at you, Street Fighter x Tekken), but it does add a degree of execution that you won’t find elsewhere in the game.

With this in mind, Sajam put together a brief breakdown of the mechanic to give players a better idea of how to go about performing those pesky Wasp Grenade cancels.

Source: Sajam

Cabal 2: The Path to Open Beta

The Path to Open Beta

The Cabal 2 site has been updated with a short note to let players know that the transition from closed beta testing to open beta testing can often times take longer than anticipated as the development team works to ensure that player feedback is implemented and that the game is the best it can be in preparation for OBT.

Landmark: The Road Ahead Detailed

The Road Ahead Detailed

The latest Landmark Producer’s Letter has been published on the official site that lays out the details about what players can expect to see in the days and weeks ahead.

Evo 2015 Super Street Fighter II Turbo Side Tournaments Unveiled, Registration Now Live

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Despite being over two decades old, it would be a rather glaring oversight and just plain weird if Super Street Fighter II Turbo wasn’t represented at Evolution in some fashion. That’s why it shouldn’t be that surprising that ST Revival has a side tournament in the works for this resilient classic.

Presented by eltrouble, Evo 2015’s Super Turbo event will include both singles and 2-on-2 competition. Online registration is now open and is scheduled to run through July 13, after which on-site registration and its added costs will be available for late additions. To secure your spot in this tournament, be sure to head on over to ST Revival and register as soon as possible.

These side tournaments are set for Friday, July 16, and Saturday, July 17, respectively, so adjust your schedule accordingly. Evo 2015 itself is scheduled for July 16-18.

Source: ST Revival

Crowfall: Exploring Strongholds

Exploring Strongholds

The latest in a series of developer videos has been published on the Crowfall YouTube channel. In this episode, Lead Environment Artist Jon O’Neal gives fans a look at strongholds, how they are constructed and / or destroyed.