ZeRo Shares 5 Common Mistakes Players Make in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Attention Super Smash Bros. for Wii U players: if you constantly find yourself getting bodied, TSM|ZeRo has got your back with his list of the top 5 mistakes he sees Smash 4 players making. Each of these common errors and bad habits can easily lead to losing a stock.

ZeRo warns against wasting your double jump, missing grab chances, not mixing up your edge game, and rolling from the edge or air dodging too often. His video warrants a look for new players that want to avoid picking up these habits, or for Smash veterans looking to eliminate them–or, alternatively, get in on some new opportunities to punish their opponents.

ZeRo has also recently highlighted some underused Smash 4 fighters, and weighed in on the Melee tier list.

Source: TSM|ZeRo

Learn to Save Yourself from Bayonetta Kill Combos in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Bayonetta has been a hot topic in the Super Smash Bros. for Wii U community since she dropped back in Febuary. She’s definitely high on the list when it comes to characters complained about, with some communities even going as far as discussing banning her use. A character being considered too good is nothing new, nor is it new for players to rise the challenge of discovering counter plays to these characters.

One such player to take on the challenge of besting this series newcomer is Panda Global’s ESAM, who took to YouTube to breakdown what is needed to save yourself from having a stock stolen. This technique in particular involves using SDI to escape from her common kill strings.

Anti-Bayonetta tech isn’t a new thing here on SRK, so if you’d like some more methods for dealing with this troublesome character, you can check out our post on ZeRo’s response to the character, as well as Beefy Smash Doods’ short guide.

Source: ESAM

World of Warcraft: WoW Meets Rap Meets Wu-Tang Beats in New Album

Mega Ran, “rapper / teacher / hero”, has released a new collection of seven tracks from World of Warcraft that brings rap to Wu-Tang beats. Mega Ran partnered with Phil Harmonix to bring a unique sound to classic WoW music and the album, Wucraft, is free to stream or download from any one of a number of online locations including SoundCloud, YouTube, Bandcamp, and Audiomack.