Pokkén Tournament Headed to Wii U in Spring 2016

Nintendo has just announced that Pokkén Tournament, the Pokémon fighter developed in collaboration with Bandai Namco, will be heading to Wii U next year.

Pokkén Tournament originally landed in Japanese arcades on July 16, allowing players to face off with a limited cast consisting of Lucario, Machamp, Suicune, Gardevoir, Pikachu, Gengar, Weavile, and Charizard. A recent update also added Blaziken to the playable roster. Battles play out in a mixture of 3D arena and traditional 2D styles, accentuated with assists from Emolga, Fennekin, Snivy, Frogadier, and more.

Fans across the world can expect Pokkén Tournament to grace their Wii Us in spring 2016. While you wait, feel free to check out the official announcement below.

Source: Pokemon via Gematsu, tips courtesy of DeusXmachina and Gpop

Crowfall: The Imortance of Correct Implementation of Crowd Control

The Imortance of Correct Implementation of Crowd Control

The Crowfall team is on record in a new developer diary that discusses the delicate balance between crowd control and the ability to escape from, or even become immune to (for a short time), its effects. In the article, devs examine CC pros and cons in MMOs thus far about ways in which CC might most effectively, and fairly, be implemented in Crowfall.