Month: September 2016

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Bandai Namco to Host Alpha Test for New Gundam VS Title

Bandai Namco is planning to host a closed alpha test for the recently revealed Gundam VS title coming to PlayStation 4. Unlike previous Gundam VS games, the latest member of this franchise is being developed exclusively for consoles, which could merit some changes to the series’ competitive scene and how the priorities of online multiplayer and tournament accessibility are handled.

There is yet to be an announcement of an official release date for the game, and there is not much footage of gameplay besides a few high quality screenshots and a brief teaser trailer (below), but the announcement of this test could mean fans might see some more updates soon.

Source: Bandai Namco via Siliconera

 

 

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Utilize All of Vega’s Tools Using This Brief Street Fighter V Tips Video from Af0

Taking advantage of lesser known aspects of your character is vital when playing in a mirror match, or against someone of roughly the same skill level. If you can exploit their lack of knowledge of your character’s gimmicks, it can help in edging out a victory against a difficult opponent.

In the second of his Vega tips and tricks videos, Af0 has pointed out some lesser known aspects of Vega’s toolkit which can be useful in a match. These include how Vega can slightly shrink his hurtbox with jumping medium punch to help dodge fireballs, and that Vega can whiff punish jab spammers after his light roll ender.

Source: Af0

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Adventure Quest 3D – A First Look at Shadowskull Tower and Mogloween 2016

Next month, Adventure Quest 3D will drop on Steam, iOS, and Android as a truly cross-platform 3D MMORPG. You’ll be able to play at your desktop, move to your tablet, and take AQ3D with you on your phone anywhere you go. We recently chatted with the Artix Entertainment team, and Artix himself Adam Bohn, about the game and played their newly revealed dungeon: Shadowskull Tower.

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Canelo ruled out for remainder of 2016 with fractured thumb

Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez (48-1-1, 34 KOs) has fractured his right thumb and and will not fight again this year.
Canelo knocked out Britain’s Liam Smith in the ninth round to win the WBO light middleweight title on Saturday night, but confirmed following the fight that he had injured his right hand in the second round.
The Mexican underwent an X-ray and a CT scan on Monday to determine the full extent of the damage and was found to have suffered an avulsion fracture of the right thumb.
The injury…