Month: June 2016

One of the most important things in the Super Smash Bros. games is movement; after all, the techniques that have defined the series for well over a decade, wavedashing and wavecancelling, are designed to improve your control of–and movement with–your character of choice.

Project M is no different, and there is plenty to explore when it comes to character-specific movement technology to up your game. Casino Wolf has done the work for his signature Mewtwo, and has put together a demonstration of some of his most flashy techniques. It’s a dizzying display of movement and teleportation that any Mewtwo main should have in their arsenal, so check it out below.

Source: AZ Project Melee

Getting a Happy Birthday–a combo on both the point and the assist characters– in Skullgirls 2nd Encore has always been fairly rewarding. Between getting a Double Snap and utilizing midscreen assist kills, punishing bad assist calls has always been highly rewarded. Now, however, brand new tech has been uncovered that’ll make bad assist calls punished harder than ever.

The technique involves paying close attention to hitstop in order to allow the involved assist character to momentarily drop from the combo, but still be picked up again to tack on loads of unscaled damage to make sure they don’t survive the barrage.

Source: SkullgirlsTV, Skarmand, with a tip from JasonS