Month: September 2016

With everyone going in on breaking down Urien, the plethora of video options at your disposal can be more dizzying than one of his V-triggered combos. Let us at Shoryuken help you find the cream of the crop.

First off, user HapkidoRed has sent us this excellent Urien combo video, with plenty of unique Aegis combos for your dissemination:

Next, BlaQNYC submitted some new Urien tech, showing off the flexibility of using Urien’s EX Knee into forward medium punch resets.

YouTuber kurtrusselshat961 uploaded this Aegis Reflector/headbutt safe setup:

Finally, we have match video of Sonic Fox, showing off his Urien against Team Spooky’s Arturo Sanchez, one of the US’s best. Has Sonic Fox found his main in this game? It just might be the case, given his skill with the character already.

Thanks to everyone that sent in tips!

Sources: BlaQNYC; YogaFlame24; HapkidoRed; kurtrusselshat961

Last weekend saw Japan’s best Super Smash Bros. 64 players gather together for their 11th annual 64 tournament, Kanto 2016. While arguably the two best Japanese players, Wario and Jouske, did not enter this year’s competition, this allowed some of the other members of Japan’s elite to get their time on the stage and show their skill at 64.

Alongside the onslaught of puffballs with the multitude of Kirby players and the threat of Wangera’s Jigglypuff in this final bracket, there was some character diversity: with FAUST’s Mario making it all the way to Losers’ Semis, while sekirei made it all the way to Losers’ Quarters with Link, who is deemed as the second worst character on the current 64 tier list. You can catch all of the matches via this special playlist, and you can see Losers, Winners, and Grand Finals below. It is not direct capture unfortunately–it is the recording of a projector screen showing each match–but the quality is still decent.

Source: 64スマブラ