Have a Peek at Some of BlazBlue: Central Fiction’s Combos for Ragna, Jin, & Hibiki

As Japanese pre-orders of BlazBlue: Central Fiction give you access to a playable demo, it’s only natural that console game footage for BBCF is working its way online. Here’s a short selection of some of the combo videos that have surfaced so far.

First, have a look at these exhibition CMVs for Ragna and Jin, from anthony piccaver:

Next, for something a little more practical, Swillo & BimmyQuestion have uploaded these Hibiki combos and corner variations:

If you’re looking forward to newcomers Mai Natsume and Es, have a look at this gameplay footage!

Thanks to Anthony for the CMV tip!

Sources: anthony piccaver; Swillo & BimmyQuestion

Street Fighter V Deluxe and Pocket Fighter Discounted During PSN Sales

Cheap Ass Gamer reports that Street Fighter fans can potentially save a few bucks during two PSN sales happening this week. The first is the “Co-Op Sale” in which Street Fighter V Deluxe is available for $53.99. The Deluxe edition comes with a season pass and an exclusive PS4 theme, and is originally priced at $89.99 . Anyone interested in picking up Pocket Fighter (as a PSone Classic) for the PS3 can scoop it up for $2.39, which is 60% off it’s original $ 5.99 listing, and PS Plus subscribers can get it further discounted to a lowly $1.59. Both of these sales end September 20th, so anyone looking to save should cash in before then!

Source: PSN via Cheap Ass Gamer

 

Discover More about One of the Smaller Sections of the SoCal Smash Dynasty in the Latest Episode of Smash Scenes

As with many other fighting games, Southern California is one of the most dominant Smash regions in the whole of the US, fielding many of the world’s top players and creating one of the best places to compete and train in the world. However, SoCal can not be seen as just one area: it’s a hodge-podge of different counties, area codes and towns which make up one part of the massive state of California. In their quest to cover Smash scenes from all around the world, no matter how big or small, GosuJasu has chosen the 805 region of SoCal for its latest episode of its on-going Smash Scenes documentary.

Santa Barbara is now starting to gain ground in the badlands of SoCal, with the community becoming incredibly tight-knit and supportive, as seen in the video. With Melee in the area only growing in popularity, the 805 guys have a tough road ahead of them but from the passion and drive shown in the short interviews with their players, I’m sure they can make it big. Make sure to check out the previous episodes on Houston, Hawaii and South Korea Smash scenes too.

Source: GosuJasu