Month: October 2016

Hot on the heels of last weekend’s FV Cup, Flash Vision is announcing yet another major tournament in Malaysia. Called the VS.FV Cup, this new tournament is designed to lead on to Evo 2017, by sending one player from the region to Evo next year.

The VS.FV Cup is a 128-player tournament open to all players from Asia. The winner of the tournament will receive a free flight to and from for Evo 2017, alongside free entry, as well as a $500 cash prize that they can spend in Las Vegas.

With FV Cup running just Street Fighter V, it’s fair to assume that VS.FV Cup will be running Street Fighter V as well–but stay tuned for more information about other possible games on the title card.

The VS.FV.Cup will take place on December 10, 2016 at the Berjaya Square in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Source: Flash Vision

Good color palettes are the cornerstones of meaningful visual differentiation between us, and other people who use the same character we do. As players, we usually rely on the company that publishes the game to ensure that the colors provided are good colors. Occasionally, those games will allow us to edit our own colors, like Street Fighter X Tekken or King of Fighters XIII did, but it happens so rarely.

In today’s PC age, players are more likely to be able to themselves edit the game’s files and create their own palettes. That’s what Under Night In-Birth player RisforRowanism set out to do, and ended up with an online palette editing tool. Using this tool, players can create custom palettes for themselves, download the file for the palette they made, and then upload that file into their own Steam copy of UNIEL.

Currently, there is a community contest going on using the above tool. The contest is seeing fans submit their palettes, with the 12 best palettes being compressed into a community mod and given out for free. These colors will access hidden palette slots in the game, meaning that these colors will be usable in addition to the game’s existing 20 for each character. Below is a small sample of some of the colors being created so far.

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If you are interested in submitting palettes or voting on palettes, follow this link for the contest instructions.

Source: RisforRowanism