Catch Some of the Community’s Best Rounds in XusesGB’s Latest Street Fighter V Compilation

While XusesGB has been doing a great job in keeping the community abreast of what high level players are doing during their online training, he has not forgotten the little guys. Recently he asked the community to submit their own personal best rounds, and they most certainly delivered.

The result of the submissions are some amazing displays of talent from people that often don’t get their own time in the spotlight. The rounds range from amazing perfects to incredible against-all-odds comebacks.

This is the second and most certainly won’t be the last of Xuses’ community compilations, so make sure to be on the lookout for the next submission window.

Source: XusesGB

Catch Some of the Community’s Best Rounds in XusesGB’s Latest Street Fighter V Compilation

While XusesGB has been doing a great job in keeping the community abreast of what high level players are doing during their online training, he has not forgotten the little guys. Recently he asked the community to submit their own personal best rounds, and they most certainly delivered.

The result of the submissions are some amazing displays of talent from people that often don’t get their own time in the spotlight. The rounds range from amazing perfects to incredible against-all-odds comebacks.

This is the second and most certainly won’t be the last of Xuses’ community compilations, so make sure to be on the lookout for the next submission window.

Source: XusesGB

Rude Awakenings: Ken Okizeme Options for Street Fighter V

The opponents will wish they just stayed down.

In Street Fighter V–as in prior versions, and most fighting games, really–what happens between knockdown and wake-up makes all the difference between a continuing beatdown or a fortunate escape (or reversal). Ken is well-known as an aggressive rushdown fighter–to keep that pressure on you’ll need the tools to ensure the former and prevent the latter!

Check out NurseLee’s guide to Ken okizeme below, focusing on Ken’s MK Tatsumaki Sempukyaku in particular–a solid entry for beginners, and experienced players might still pick up a tip or two.

Want more wake-up options? Have a look at these meaty combos for Ken in SFV as well.

Source: NurseLee