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Up Your Yang Game in Ultra Street Fighter IV with These Optimized Punishes
Landing the best punish possible can turn an inevitable loss into a victory that gets even the most smug members of the crowd on their feet. Or, you know, a victory that at least prevents the loss of those sweet, sweet, ranked points. Proper punishes are important to every character, but characters like Ultra Street Fighter IV’s Yang, who find themselves on the lower end of the damage spectrum, have even more reason to squeeze every bit of pain out of these situations as possible.
With this in mind, Notorious A.L.B. put together a video showcasing the best options that Yang has for making opponents think twice about sticking out an errant dragon punch. They all deal a respectable amount of damage, and some of them have the added bonus of ending with a safe jump opportunity.
Do note that the soundtrack to this video has some strong NSFW language, but it’s nothing compared to what Gouken players will say when on the receiving end of the final combo.
Source: Notorious A.L.B.
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Smash and Grab Covers How to Properly Wield Roy’s Sword of Seals in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
If you’re looking to hone your skills with one of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U’s newest contenders, Smash and Grab’s Roy tutorial may be just what you’re looking for.
This extensive guide begins by differentiating Roy and Marth’s movement, showing the fiery swordsman’s superior (non-foxtrot) land speed and less floaty hop. Once movement is out of the way, the team discusses the applications for everything that Roy brings to battle, from tilts to aerials and everything in between. Of course, there’s plenty to be said about how to rack up the damage numbers through various combos as well.
The whole video is set up like a series of cutscenes ripped right out of Fire Emblem, so even if Roy isn’t your boy, you’ll still be entertained.
Source: Smash and Grab

