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ESL’s Mortal Kombat X Pro League Returns in November
Earlier this year, ESL provided the Mortal Kombat X community an excellent opportunity with a pro league centered around their game of choice. Regular online tournaments where held for three specific regions–North America, Europe, and the Russian Commonwealth–that culminated in an intense grand finals with representation from all over the world.
That league was such a success that they have announced a second season, with many of the same details as the first. An open bracket will launch every weekend and be narrowed down until only eight players remain. The following Wednesday, that group will be put into a special Fatal Eight bracket for ranking points, which will determine the competitors that take part in the main event.
This time around, however, the money has been significantly increased. Each weekly tournament will feature $1,000 in payouts, and the finals now boast a $100,000 prize pool.
ESL’s Mortal Kombat X Pro League is set to kick off preseason competition this Sunday, October 18, with the regular season beginning on November 1. Players can expect the main event to go down sometime early next year. For more details on regional start times, follow the link below.
Source: ESL Gaming
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WinnerStaysOn Spends Some Time with Street Fighter V’s Zangief and Laura
During last night’s session, the folks at WinnerStaysOn were able to sit down with the latest build of Street Fighter V and get some hands-on experience with returning contender Zangief and newcomer Laura Matsuda.
Since both characters only recently made their way into a playable version of the game, the video begins with an extensive exploration of normal moves, special moves, and V-Skill and V-Trigger interactions, and should answer most questions that you have surrounding the basics of these two fighters.
The video isn’t just exploration, however, so expect to see plenty of grappler on grappler action in actual matches as their time with the upcoming game progresses.
If you’re looking for more Laura footage, be sure to check out LPN’s playlist from SoCal Regionals 2015.
Source: Capcom Fighters via NeoGAF


