Month: March 2016

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Street Fighter: Resurrection Now Viewable on go90

In a recent blog post, the folks over at Capcom-Unity announced that those looking forward to the release of Machinima’s Street Fighter: Resurrection need not wait any longer. However, if you were hoping to watch the series through standard methods, you’ll be sad to learn that episodes are currently available only through the use of the go90 app.

I can’t personally confirm the quality of go90, as I wasn’t aware it existed when I woke up this morning. Perhaps this speaks to my own loosening grip on the hip trends in mobile marketing; or, perhaps just as likely, go90 didn’t exist when I woke up this morning. At any rate, if you’re excited to have some questions answered with regard to the story leading up to Street Fighter V, you’ll (currently) have to seek such information while huddled around your Android or iOS device of choice.

We can’t currently confirm whether or not this series will eventually appear on other platforms, but we can say for sure that it is only available through this app for the time being.

If you missed the most recent trailer for the series, you can check that out below. Yes, on YouTube.

Sources: Capcom-Unity, Street Fighter

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Make the Most of Robin’s Arsenal in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

In a game so dominated by fast characters, one of the slowest in the cast understandably doesn’t get a lot of attention. Add in complicated tools like keeping track of the charges on the weapon you’re currently wielding, and Robin may not immediately strike players as an attractive choice when stepping onto the Battlefield; however, in a new video, Mad Ice King demonstrates what makes them worth giving a shot, and does so in great detail.

Due to Robin’s tools, the video often highlights how a given attack can help the Fire Emblem representative deny their opponent’s movement and then convert successful hits from such situations into the most damage possible. Of course, more cast-wide strategies, like pivot grabs and the like, make an appearance as well.

If your current main in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is starting to feel stale or if you’re already dedicated to bringing a book to the fight, be sure to check out the video below.

Source: Mad Ice King