Get That Power Stone Fix as Combat Core Releases on Steam Early Access

As the wait continues for Power Stone 3, MABManZ may have you covered if you are looking for an arena brawler to fill that hole in your heart. Releasing on Steam Early Access earlier this week, Combat Core is a brawler where up to four players can battle in futuristic arenas, slicing each other up with laser swords or blowing up the environment with grenade launchers – in between throwing energy blasts and slamming people into the ground with a suplex or an Izuna drop.

Customisation is at the heart of Combat Core, as players can equip special Cores which grant characters special bonuses and even new attacks, similar to the Gear system which is in Injustice 2. Players can also create their own fighter, taking normals and specials from pre-existing characters to fit their playstyle. With an Arcade mode, offline and online versus modes and even Oculus Rift support, there is plenty for those looking for a fun party brawler to sink their teeth into. As with any Early Access game, there is likely to be bugs, system changes and new mechanics added as development continues so don’t expect the full package just yet.

Sources: MABManZ, Steam

Get That Power Stone Fix as Combat Core Releases on Steam Early Access

As the wait continues for Power Stone 3, MABManZ may have you covered if you are looking for an arena brawler to fill that hole in your heart. Releasing on Steam Early Access earlier this week, Combat Core is a brawler where up to four players can battle in futuristic arenas, slicing each other up with laser swords or blowing up the environment with grenade launchers – in between throwing energy blasts and slamming people into the ground with a suplex or an Izuna drop.

Customisation is at the heart of Combat Core, as players can equip special Cores which grant characters special bonuses and even new attacks, similar to the Gear system which is in Injustice 2. Players can also create their own fighter, taking normals and specials from pre-existing characters to fit their playstyle. With an Arcade mode, offline and online versus modes and even Oculus Rift support, there is plenty for those looking for a fun party brawler to sink their teeth into. As with any Early Access game, there is likely to be bugs, system changes and new mechanics added as development continues so don’t expect the full package just yet.

Sources: MABManZ, Steam

The Brooklyn Bruiser Lets Loose in This Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Combo Video

In Smash 4, Little Mac is a character you’ll rarely see at the top levels of play. While his ground game and frame data is some of the best in the game, his lack of decent aerials and abysmal recovery make it that he won’t be climbing up tier lists very soon. Despite this, he is still a popular character at the casual level and whenever you do see a decent Little Mac, you should be very afraid.

Despite being very much the underdog in many matchups, Little Mac can pack a devastating punch in capable hands. One of the world’s best Mac mains Noble|Sol is one such player, pulling off brutal combos with the plucky pugilist as seen in the combo video below. Between fancy footwork, masterful usage of perfect pivots and Mac’s down tilt to combo into kills, you’d almost forget that Mac is considered a bad character by many.

Source: Sol

The Brooklyn Bruiser Lets Loose in This Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Combo Video

In Smash 4, Little Mac is a character you’ll rarely see at the top levels of play. While his ground game and frame data is some of the best in the game, his lack of decent aerials and abysmal recovery make it that he won’t be climbing up tier lists very soon. Despite this, he is still a popular character at the casual level and whenever you do see a decent Little Mac, you should be very afraid.

Despite being very much the underdog in many matchups, Little Mac can pack a devastating punch in capable hands. One of the world’s best Mac mains Noble|Sol is one such player, pulling off brutal combos with the plucky pugilist as seen in the combo video below. Between fancy footwork, masterful usage of perfect pivots and Mac’s down tilt to combo into kills, you’d almost forget that Mac is considered a bad character by many.

Source: Sol

See the King of The Iron Fist Dish Out Destructive Combos in This Tekken 7 Exhibition

With Tekken 7: Fated Retribution finally releasing for Japanese arcades, excitement is building for the impending console release in early 2017. Between guest character Akuma, a fully fleshed out story mode and returning fighters like the recently announced Lee Chaolan, there is a lot to get Tekken fans giddy with anticipation.

With fan favorites returning to Tekken 7 with new tricks, YouTuber “The Main Man” has compiled a video, showing off some of the things that Mishima clan patriarch Heihachi can do in this iteration. Insane juggles, monstrous damage and crazy pickups galore; these are just some of things on show in this combo exhibition.

Source: The Main Man