Skullgirls Encore Included in Latest Humble Bundle, Now Playable on Mac and Linux

If you’ve yet to pick up a copy of Skullgirls Encore on Steam (and really, why haven’t you?), you can now do so on the cheap thanks to Humble Bundle. While not part of the core package, scoring Skullgirls and all of its downloadable content is as easy as meeting or exceeding the average donation, which as of publishing sits at $6.45.

Other titles featured in this bundle include Gang Beasts, a silly party brawler that was featured at Evo 2015’s indie showcase, and Sir, You Are Being Hunted, a title with so many genre descriptors that you might as well check it out for yourself and see what all the hoopla is about.

But that’s not all! Folks on Mac and Linux need not go without any longer, as Skullgirls Encore is now compatible with those operating systems. Interestingly enough, Humble Bundle themselves handled porting the title these additional platforms, so be sure to check it out.

This bundle will be available through October 13 at 11 AM PDT; take advantage before the two-week window is up!

Source: Humble Bundle

BandDGames Explains Some Lesser-Known Super Smash Bros. Melee Facts

When a game has been around as long as Super Smash Bros. Melee, the community has an abundance of time not only to figure out how the game should be played at the highest of levels, but also to unearth all sorts of wacky interactions between characters, stages, menus, and more.

The folks at BandDGaming recently compiled a host of these strange occurrences, which we’ve included below. If you’ve got a good deal of Melee under your belt, you’ve probably run into a few of these at some point, but have you seen Yoshi turn pixel-height? Have you seen Link’s super jump? What about Samus’ extended grab?

If you see something that you’d like to perform at your next set of locals, the video includes details on how to do that as well.

Source: BandDGames via Smash Boards