Arcade Stream Takes a Look at Korea’s Burgeoning Smash Scene

While Arcade Stream’s monthly tournaments are perhaps best known for Ultra Street Fighter IV competition, they also feature tournaments for Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Unlike areas like the United States or Japan, however, South Korea’s Smash scene is still in its infancy.

Many Smashers in Korea aren’t native to the country, but instead expatriates who brought their love for the series from their home nations. Due to the lack of an official Korean release, players have to import consoles from Japan in order to play, but the community has fortunately found a venue to grow in Arcade Stream.

For some more background, be sure to check out the quick video below.

Source: Arcade Stream

Crowfall: Protecting the Stronghold When Nobody’s Home

Protecting the Stronghold When Nobody

Guild strongholds are going to play a major part in Crowfall, but what happens when nobody’s home with everyone offline? In the latest ACE Q&A, Todd Coleman and Thomas Blair tackle this community question among others. See what they had to say and leave us your thoughts.