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If you plan to take part in the Tekken 7 tournament at Evo (or even just get in some casual play) and play on pad, you’ll need to be sure you have a DualShock 4 handy.
According to Mad Catz community manager Mark “MarkMan” Julio, previous models of the Sony controller will not work with the arcade boards they are lugging to Las Vegas for Evo 2015. He is expecting the developers to provide a full list of compatible controllers in the near future.
While you’ll typically see Street Fighter and Marvel players competing on arcade sticks, the Tekken community seems to include a higher number of pad warriors. It would be a shame to show up, ready to throw down, and miss your chance, so be sure you heed this warning before heading to Nevada this July.
Source: Mark Julio
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NeonVerte’s Rose Nets Some Attention in Olympic Gaming’s Weekly Ultra Street Fighter IV Spotlight
Olympic Gaming is back with another Ultra Street Fighter IV player spotlight. This time around, NeonVerte takes center stage with some outstanding Rose play. The competition is no joke this week as NeonVerte faces off against Michael “Brolylegs” Begum’s Chun-Li and Arturo “TS|Sabin (or Yung Art, whichever you prefer)” Sanchez’ Dhalsim.
Even when the pressure is on, NeonVerte has no trouble finding openings to secure hits that lead into massive damage and close out rounds that looked all but hopeless. His match against Haelait’s Elena is a great example of this important quality.
As always, you can check out a brief text-based interview with the highlighted player in the video’s description, and be sure to check back next week for more from Olympic Gaming.
Source: Olympic Gaming


