Month: April 2016

We’ve received a number of Street Fighter V tech tidbits over the last week, so we decided to round them all up and share them with the community. Let’s get started!

Ricardo “Mono” Roman gets things rolling today with this latest episode of Shadowloo Bootcamp focusings on how Alex keeps his opponents grounded.

Up next, this third Chun-Li “Odds N’ Ends” video from KSabot highlights a number of nuanced tactics Chun players can employ, including ambiguous post-stomp hits, crouching fierce applications and some tips for okizeme following a forward throw.

You may have seen some proxy guard option selects out in the wild, and if you’re looking to sprinkle some of these into your own Ryu play, the next handful of clips, from 4Dstreaming, will definitely help you out.

Sometimes it’s nice to just kick back, relax, and watch someone secure a victory emblazoned with those seven golden letters. XusesGB liked seeing perfects so much that they decided to throw together a whole compilation of replays from top players managing to escape battle unscathed. Even though the first landed hit in each of these rounds spoils who the victor will be, watching said victor stay out of harm’s way until their opponent is knocked out can prove quite satisfying to watch.

This next video, from Vandylizer, analyzes how to confirm Zangief’s V-Reversal into his Critical Art in a number of different situations. This is not an exhaustive list, but offers enough examples to give ‘Gief players an idea of when they should burn some V-Meter to escape pressure and score some big damage.

A roundup just wouldn’t feel right without the inclusion of something silly, and we’ve got the perfect candidate to close things out tonight. Masquerading as an infomercial recorded on a VHS tape, this video from MrOso44 demonstrates some of the uses for F.A.N.G’s Senpukuga in a truly creative manner.

Sources: GamersGrid TV, KSabot, 4Dstreaming, XusesGB, MrOso44

This week’s installment of Next Level Battle Circuit is now streaming live courtesy of Team Spooky. As usual, the event is being broadcast from its namesake, Next Level Arcade, in New York City. Tonight, they’ll be showcasing competition in Street Fighter V.

If you would like to check out these weekly tournaments, you can head on over to Next Level Arcade and take part every Wednesday. The address has been included below.

4013 8th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11232

The stream is currently live below, but you can also visit Twitch to join the chat. Full brackets will be made available through Challonge.

Watch live video from TeamSp00ky on www.twitch.tv

Sources: Team Spooky