Kurt Angle Steel Cage Match Announced For Upcoming TNA PPV Taping
Dixie Carter Announces TNA “One Night Only: Battle Of New Orleans” PPV, Kurt Angle Cage Match
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Asuka On WWE NXT Angle, Chris Jericho Note, Andre The Giant Vs. Gorilla Monsoon Boxing Match
Asuka On WWE NXT Angle, Chris Jericho Note, Andre The Giant Vs. Gorilla Monsoon Boxing Match
Chris Jericho Announces Fourth Book, Andre The Giant Vs. Gorilla Monsoon, Asuka On WWE NXT Angle
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Maximize Throw Escapes in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Whether you just got grabbed at a critical moment or recently found yourself buried up to your neck thanks to Zero Suit Samus’s down special, knowing how to properly mash in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U can mean the difference between losing a stock or living to keep the fight going.
In their latest video, the Beefy Smash Doods took a scientific approach to figuring out what works best for getting out of these sticky situations. They came up with three rules to help maximize the amount of mashing the game can read while keeping the strain on hands and fingers minimal. Through these rules–avoiding the C-stick entirely, avoiding simultaneous button presses, and avoiding holding down buttons–they were able to determine that the safest escape method should be buttons-only or left-directional-stick-only.
To see this in action, as well as to hear the thought process behind their methods, be sure to check out the video below.
Source: Beefy Smash Doods via Smash Boards
Mick Foley On What He Almost Talked Vince McMahon Into, Batista – 007 Clips, Sasha Banks Vs. Bayley
Mick Foley On What He Almost Talked Vince McMahon Into, Batista – 007 Clips, Sasha Banks Vs. Bayley
Batista – 007 Clips, Mick Foley On What He Almost Talked Vince McMahon Into, Sasha Banks Vs. Bayley
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Dying Light: Letter Writing Campaign Can Become Part of a Quest
The Dying Light team has started a new contest to give players an opportunity to see their work included in the game. Players are being asked to write letters that will be placed in a new quest line taking place in an abandoned post office.
BlazBlue: Chronophantasma EXTEND Heading to PC in January 2016
Slowly but surely, Arc System Works titles are making their way to PC. After releasing BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger and BlazBlue: Continuum Shift EXTEND on Steam, Korean publisher H2 Interactive will be doing the same for BlazBlue: Chronophantasma EXTEND next year.
As the name suggests, EXTEND updates Chronophantasma with a number of gameplay adjustments as well as two more playable characters: Celica A. Mercury and Lambda-11.
Similar to past releases, this unfortunately comes just a little too late. BlazBlue’s next iteration, Central Fiction, is set to launch in Japanese arcades sometime this winter, but these plans do signal an improvement to the rather sluggish release schedule we’ve seen in recent years. With no console plans for Central Fiction in sight, Chronophantasma EXTEND will presumably remain the competitive standard outside of Japan for some time, giving players a better reason to double dip on Steam other than curiosity.
H2 Interactive’s schedule says BlazBlue: Chronophantasma EXTEND should arrive on PC sometime in January 2016. At this point in time, they only mention a Korean localization, but their previous track record makes an English release quite likely. Stay tuned for more details.
Source: H2 Interactive, tip via Daskir
KO Fighting Game Festival 2015 Streaming Live from Mishref, Kuwait
A few Ultra Street Fighter IV Capcom Pro Tour events will be going down this week, including The Call of Ragnarok in Norway and EGX in the UK, both ranking tournaments. The headliner however is the premier event, KO Fighting Game Festival (KO FGF) in Kuwait, hosted by WhiteTowerQ8. Scheduled for this Thursday and Friday, KO FGF will taking place at the Kuwait International Fair in West Mishref, with competitions for Ultra Street Fighter IV and Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
As mentioned above, the Ultra Street Fighter IV competition at KO FGF will be a Capcom Pro Tour premier tournament, with one player walking away with a spot in the Capcom Cup finals this December. In addition, the top 16 placers will take home ranking points, key for qualification via the many slots alloted for total points.
Quite of few skilled Street Fighter players will be taking part in the event. In addition to local players like WTQ8|Aziz, WTQ8|Gannoon and WTQ8|Nox2 and other Middle East natives like Latif, you’ll see a number of players from Japan, including YBK|Dashio, YBK|SANTAROU YBK|KichijojiKEN, YBK|-R-, Akimo, RZR|Fuudo and Itazan. RZR|Xian of Singapore and F-Word and FA|Ryan Hart of the UK will also be participating in the event.
If you’re interested in watching the Ultra Street Fighter IV tourney, the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel will be your destination. Track brackets and progress on WhiterTowerQ8’s Challonge page.
Watch live video from CapcomFighters on www.twitch.tv
Scheduled Start Time (Thu, Fri)
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| 6:00 PM | 11:00 AM | 8:00 AM | 3:00 PM |
Source: Capcom Pro Tour, Capcom Fighters