Month: August 2016

With the recent updates and the impending release of the last DLC character of the season, Urien, there couldn’t be a better time to pick up Street Fighter V if you haven’t already. Capcom, in partnership with Steam, is making it even easier to do just that. Capcom just unleashed their Publisher Sale on Steam, featuring a large number of their titles, including two of their fighting games. During this time–from August 18th to August 22nd–you can get 40% off Street Fighter V, as well as 80% off Street Fighter X Tekken, should you also be interested in adding these to your PC fighting game collection.

Here are the prices you’ll be looking at should you capitalize on this deal:

• Street Fighter V: $35.99 (Regular price: $59.99)
• Street Fighter V Deluxe Edition: $53.99 (Regular price: $89.99)
• Street Fighter X Tekken: $5.99 (Regular price: $29.99)
• Street Fighter X Tekken Complete Pack: $15.99 (Regular price: $59.99)

Source: Cheap Ass Gamer (Twitter)

With the recent updates and the impending release of the last DLC character of the season, Urien, there couldn’t be a better time to pick up Street Fighter V if you haven’t already. Capcom, in partnership with Steam, is making it even easier to do just that. Capcom just unleashed their Publisher Sale on Steam, featuring a large number of their titles, including two of their fighting games. During this time–from August 18th to August 22nd–you can get 40% off Street Fighter V, as well as 80% off Street Fighter X Tekken, should you also be interested in adding these to your PC fighting game collection.

Here are the prices you’ll be looking at should you capitalize on this deal:

• Street Fighter V: $35.99 (Regular price: $59.99)
• Street Fighter V Deluxe Edition: $53.99 (Regular price: $89.99)
• Street Fighter X Tekken: $5.99 (Regular price: $29.99)
• Street Fighter X Tekken Complete Pack: $15.99 (Regular price: $59.99)

Source: Cheap Ass Gamer (Twitter)

In a signing many weeks in the making, Evo 2016’s Super Smash Bros. for Wii U champion Elliot “Ally” Carroza-Oyarce has been picked up by Cloud9. The news was leaked by ESPN earlier today and after just coming off the plane from Rio, Ally has confirmed that he will be competing for Cloud9 in the future.

This signing comes after a golden period for Ally, winning the eGames, Evo 2016 and GOML, putting him in contention for world number one in Smash 4. Besides his one anomalous placing at CEO 2016, Ally has placed within top five in the last 16 tournaments he has attended, defeating players like current world number one TSM|ZeRo, CLG VoiD, MK Leo, Team eLevate’s Larry Lurr, and Nairo to gain his status as the world’s best Mario.

Ally joins fellow crowd favorite Mang0 on Cloud9, and it leaves very few top 10 players who are still free agents. With rumors about pick ups for Mr.R, Abadango, and Nairo swirling around, it won’t be long until all of the Smash 4 top 10 are claimed by a team.

Sources: Cloud9; ESPN; Ally; feature image c/o BJT