Month: January 2016

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Hex: Taking TCGs Into New Territory

Perception might be that trading card games are strictly for Magic-and-Yu-gi-oh-obsessed uber-geeks, but in recent years the audience for TCGs has seen a lot of growth. While hardcore TCG-ers remain the backbone of the TCG market, developers hope to increase the genre’s draw with a more accessible digital format. At the forefront of this movement is HEX Entertainment, whose upcoming TCG/MMO hybrid HEX, is poised to take TCGs to an entirely new place.

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VFrames Puts Street Fighter V Frame Data on Mobile Devices

If you’re already fiending for Street Fighter V frame data, the VFrames app may be just what you’re looking for.

The app currently includes basic stats–health and stun–as well as frame data for the entire cast, in addition to instructions on which inputs produce which special move. Obviously, the frame data is the star here, and those concerned with its accuracy need not worry, as the app has been updated up to beta 3.

In the future, the developers plan to include basic combos for each character and a note-taking feature, allowing users to jot down thoughts on characters and matchups that can be viewed and edited across multiple devices.

You can see the app in motion in the video below or check out some screenshots by following this link.

As of this posting, VFrames can be downloaded from Google Play, and the developers plan to have an iOS version ready to go in the near future.

Source: Anderson Garron