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Skyforge: Review in Progress – My Ascension Slows
My epic ascension to god-hood slowed down this week. The reason was twofold. On one hand, I had to review Kyn (a fun little Indie RPG), but on the other hand I was actually very glad to take a break from Skyforge. After putting in over 40 hours since Open Beta Head Start, the repetitive nature of Skyforge’s content is starting to get to me.
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LPN Shares Early Street Fighter V Combos for M. Bison and Nash, Tests Online Play
While many were kept from participating in Street Fighter V’s first beta session due to server errors, Pandora House’s LPN was able to jump into the testing session for some brief practice. During his time with the game, he was able to work out a couple of fairly damaging combos for rivals M. Bison and Charlie Nash.
As you’ll see below, these previews make use of a variety of Street Fighter V’s new mechanics, namely the V-Trigger and Crush Counter systems, providing an early idea of how they can be used to extend combos and the hurt they deal out.
Additionally, LPN recorded a decent chunk of online footage before being booted. While it’s hard for a viewer to get a sense of how Street Fighter V functions in netplay just by watching, he had some rather nice things to say about his experience, mentioning that he encountered very little lag in the matches below.
Street Fighter V is scheduled to launch for PlayStation 4 and PC sometime in spring 2016. The first beta session has been postponed indefinitely.
Source: Pandora House
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In the near future, Guild Wars 2 players will be asked to associate a telephone number with their account as part of a new move to keep player accounts safe from hacking. The new system will begin immediately but will roll out in stages. Over time, new accounts will be required to utilize the new SMS system.




