Month: June 2016

In any tournament, there will always be some great matches that most people won’t be able to catch simply because there isn’t enough time to play them on stream. As such, it’s always great when someone is able to record some of these matches, even if just on their phone camera.

Jakub Dudkowski was at DreamHack Summer doing just that. At the event, he was able to capture a few matches between some great players on his phone while they were being played off-stream.

The matches below feature Japanese pros such as Tokido, Mago, EG|Momochi, and MJS|Haitani taking on top European players FA|Ryan Hart, Melty|Cuongster, Melty|Genius, and F2K|Popi.

Soutce: Jakub Dudkowski

Improvement in your favorite fighting game can be a daunting task sometimes–whether you’ve just picked up a new title, or you’re a longtime player hitting a plateau. Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is a particularly frenetic and complex title, but the Beefy Smash Doods are here to explain their three basic principles to stepping up your Smash 4 game: practice, knowledge, and observation. Simple–maybe obvious–but this video goes into depth on each principle, detailing exactly how to best utilize these three concepts with Smash 4 to ensure your play won’t get stale.

While the video is focused specifically on Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, the basic ideas can be applied to any fighting game.

Want more Beefy strategy videos? Check out their footstool tutorial, or learn about Smash 4’s 2-frame punish.

Source: Beefy Smash Doods