Make Room, Rash; Killer Instinct’s Third Season Will Feature More Than One Guest Character

With all the excitement surrounding Microsoft’s announcement of a third season of Killer Instinct content, one key piece of information might have been lost in the shuffle for all you crazed Battletoads fans out there.

Though the Rash reveal was crazy in and of itself, some official sources described Killer Instinct season three as having multiple guest characters show up during season three while others didn’t, leading some puzzle over the lack of parity. Fortunately, creative director Adam Isgreen was quick to answer a fan’s question concerning this matter, confirming that the fighting frog won’t be the only cameo in the upcoming season.

So, the question remains: who else is there? Feel free to let us know who you want to see make an appearance in Killer Instinct in the comments below.

Killer Instinct season three is being developed by Iron Galaxy Studios with a planned released date of March 2016.

Source: Adam Isgreen

Catch Blazblue: Chronophantasma EXTEND, Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late Side Tournament Replays from Evo 2015

Evolution 2015 included a massive lineup of competitive fighting titles, and gave every subdivision of this genre that we love at least some degree of recognition as part of the main event. As massive as that lineup may have been, it’s impossible to give every popular game its time to shine. Luckily, dedicated fans always show devotion to their titles of choice by running side tournaments if their game doesn’t make the cut.

This year, two of the games featured in this way were Blazblue: Chronophantasma EXTEND and Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late. Below, we’ve embedded four videos for a total of roughly ten hours of matches in these titles. Give them a watch if you missed out on AnimEvo’s live streams during the busy weekend.

Source: Jyosua

Catch Blazblue: Chronophantasma EXTEND, Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late Side Tournament Replays from Evo 2015

Evolution 2015 included a massive lineup of competitive fighting titles, and gave every subdivision of this genre that we love at least some degree of recognition as part of the main event. As massive as that lineup may have been, it’s impossible to give every popular game its time to shine. Luckily, dedicated fans always show devotion to their titles of choice by running side tournaments if their game doesn’t make the cut.

This year, two of the games featured in this way were Blazblue: Chronophantasma EXTEND and Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late. Below, we’ve embedded four videos for a total of roughly ten hours of matches in these titles. Give them a watch if you missed out on AnimEvo’s live streams during the busy weekend.

Source: Jyosua