Infiltration Talks Training, Korean Players to Watch, and More in Interview with Core-A Gaming

The folks at Core-A Gaming recently got the chance to talk to Razer’s Infiltration. This interview is a little bit different than what we’re typically used to seeing in the fighting game community, as it takes place in Infiltration’s home. This setting offers a more intimate look at the life he lives when he’s not adding another medal to his wall, which you’ll see is positively loaded at the moment.

An interview with a top player wouldn’t be complete without some discussion regarding their training regimen. Infiltration notes that he prefers training mode to playing against others online, and goes on to say that he likes to look at the situations he sets up in The Grid as exercises in problem solving.

He also addresses his first two premier event victories and the lack of MCZ|Daigo appearing at either of them, though he says he’s looking forward to seeing how strong The Beast will be once he starts making his way out to premier events on the Capcom Pro Tour. Daigo isn’t the only other player Infiltration discusses, though, as he makes note of a number of strong Korean players from other fighting games who have shown promise in the newest Street Fighter title.

Do you think Infiltration can keep his winning streak on the Capcom Pro Tour going? Let us know in the comments.

Source: Core-A Gaming

Boxing: Adrien Broner Indicted on Assault, Robbery Charges

Multi-divisional world boxing champion Adrien Broner was indicted by a grand jury on Thursday. Broner, who was arrested and put behind bars earlier this week for violating his probation in an unrelated reckless driving case, could face up to 26 years in prison if found guilty.

Pokkén Tournament Championship Series Event to Be Held at DreamHack Austin 2016

Back in January, The Pokémon Company shared plans to hold a series of Pokkén Tournament competitions culminating in the Pokémon World Championships event in San Francisco, California in August.

Earlier today, the folks at DreamHack Austin announced that their upcoming event will be one of the many stops on the way to that final showdown. Not only will the tournament–a Masters Division Minor–afford its winner a spot in the World Championships, it also includes a total of $5,000 in prizes, as well as Championship Points for runners up. If you’re itching to show off your Chandelure, you can sign up here.

DreamHack Austin is set to take place May 6-8. For more information surrounding this Pokkén Tournament event, as well as DreamHack Austin itself, head over to the event’s official page below.

Source: DreamHack Austin

Pokkén Tournament Championship Series Event to Be Held at DreamHack Austin 2016

Back in January, The Pokémon Company shared plans to hold a series of Pokkén Tournament competitions culminating in the Pokémon World Championships event in San Francisco, California in August.

Earlier today, the folks at DreamHack Austin announced that their upcoming event will be one of the many stops on the way to that final showdown. Not only will the tournament–a Masters Division Minor–afford its winner a spot in the World Championships, it also includes a total of $5,000 in prizes, as well as Championship Points for runners up. If you’re itching to show off your Chandelure, you can sign up here.

DreamHack Austin is set to take place May 6-8. For more information surrounding this Pokkén Tournament event, as well as DreamHack Austin itself, head over to the event’s official page below.

Source: DreamHack Austin