Month: March 2016

UltraChen TV is back tonight, and James “Jchensor” Chen is ready to drop some knowledge on those who tune in to the broadcast. Tonight’s episode–another installment in the recently rebooted First Attack series–will focus on making the most of training mode in Street Fighter V.

There’s a lot to figuring out how to get what you want out of that lovely grid-lined space, so tune in to see what you may be missing!

The stream will be live in this article, but you can also visit Twitch to join the chat.

Watch live video from ultrachentv on www.twitch.tv

Source: UltraChen TV, featured image courtesy of Kara “Karaface” Leung

The folks behind Super Desperation Radio–Giby, Lord Walkman, Sanchez, and SuperFX–recently moved from IPLAYWINNER to Team Spooky, but that doesn’t mean their content has changed. We’ve gone long enough without them on the front page, so you can look forward to checking out their show every Monday night right here on the Shoryuken.

Tonight, they are set to go live with another broadcast, discussing topics like Street Fighter V, Winter Brawl X, Cannes Winter Clash, and more.

If you have yet to check this stream out and are in the market for a new fighting game talk show, we highly recommend tuning in now.

Watch live video from TeamSp00ky on www.twitch.tv

Source: Team Spooky

Over the years, Zaid “RedrappeR” Tabani has done his fair share of channeling the Hadou into creative energy, cranking out tracks encapsulating the games we hold dear. You may recall his last fighting game community-inspired song, “Umeshoryu”, which went live right around the time Evolution 2014 kicked off. When he let loosed the track on the world, he did so with a warning that it would be his last FGC-related piece for a while.

Fans of Tabani’s tracks didn’t know how long that while would be, but we can all take comfort in the fact that it has come to an end with release of his newest work, “Wednesday Night.” With such a title, it’s easy for listeners to approximate what the song will include: references to Alex “Calipower” Valle, Peter “Combofiend” Rosas, Evo Moment 37, Ultra Street Fighter IV, and the list goes on.

But the song isn’t all fun and games. When we spoke to Tabani, he described the piece as “deeply personal,” and, upon listening, it’s easy to hear why. Give it a listen yourself, and feel free to let us know what you think in the comments. But before you load it up, do note that some of the lyrics are NSFW.

If you enjoyed this song, you can find more of Tabani’s work on SoundCloud

Source: Zaid Tabani