Momochi’s Street Fighter V Lecture Series Shifts to Nash Basics

Despite his status as a returning character, Charlie Nash has seen a handful of adjustments to his core gameplay mechanics in Street Fighter V. The game’s simpler approach means a decided shift away from charge inputs, and Nash’s key offensive maneuvers now rely solely on motion inputs.

If you find yourself thrown off by these changes as a veteran Nash player or just want all the information you can get, Momochi’s latest Street Fighter V lecture should be just the thing you need. Similar to the videos he produced for Ryu and Ken, the following tutorial covers all of the Nash basics you’ll need to form a solid foundation of knowledge, from general tactics to situational attack usage and beyond.

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Vendetta Online: Ready to Launch on Multiple VR Devices

Guild Software is ready to unleash Vendetta Online on multiple virtual reality devices including the Oculus Rift, the Samsung
Gear VR and the HTC Vive. The team is also considering post-launch support for Mac and Linux, though there is no definitive news at this point.

General: Legacy Quest – Cross Platform Hack-n-Slash Launches

Nexon has announced that its hack-n-slash mobile RPG, Legacy Quest, has officially launched. Legacy Quest is available for both Android and iOS devices via Google Play or iTunes. To celebrate the announcement, Nexon has released a new trailer that you can see below in our exclusive premier. Check it out!

Community Effort Orlando 2016 Registration is Live

As one of the largest fighting game tournaments outside of the Evolution Championship Series, the day registration goes live for Community Effort Orlando is pretty special. That day was yesterday. What are you waiting for?

This year’s installment of Community Effort Orlando features a lineup of returning favorites and promising newcomers. Players can expect to compete in Street Fighter V, Ultra Street Fighter IV, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Mortal Kombat X, Killer Instinct, Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-, Pokken Tournament, and Tekken 7 over the course of the weekend. The event will also play host to an artist alley, vendors, and, of course, a bring your own console area where any number of side tournaments can be held.

Right now, early bird registration is available for $40, but that will go up to $50 on April 1 and $60 on June 1. After this online period ends on June 12, that’s it; there won’t be on-site emergency registration, so do your best to sign up as early as possible!

Community Effort Orlando 2016 is scheduled for June 24-26 in, you guessed it, Orlando, Florida. Further details can be found through their official website.

Source: CEO Gaming