Portalarium has sent out the latest Shroud of the Avatar newsletter that among many other things details the creation of 2 new locations, Superstition Canyon and Blood Bay.
Worlds Adrift – Alpha 5 Launch Coming “Soon” & EA In Q1 2017
The Worlds Adrift site has been updated with the news that the Early Access program will be starting slightly later than expected. Bossa Studios said that the game needed a bit more time in development before releasing to Steam for Early Access. Worlds Adrift will officially enter EA in Q1 2017.
Final Fantasy XIV – Patch 3.5 Part 1 Coming In January 2017
Nova Crystallis has posted a nice summary of the most recent Live Letter from the producer for Final Fantasy XIV. During the event developers revealed that the first part of The Far Edge of Fate (v3.5) will be released in January 2017 and part 2 in March 2017.
– A No Spoilers Dishonored 2 Review
We’ve been playing Arkane Studios’ Dishonored 2, and today we offer our thoughts on the game in our Not So MMO review of the sequel. Does it continue the tradition of open exploration and stealth with a healthy dose of RPG progression and choice? We weight in past the break.
Becky Lynch Talks Being A Wild Child, Parents’ Reaction To Becoming A Wrestler, Main Roster Vs. NXT
Becky Lynch Talks Being A Wild Child, Parents’ Reaction To Becoming A Wrestler, Main Roster Vs. NXT
Rick Steiner Tells Epic Story Of Bar Fight Involving Him, Haku, Curt Hennig And Rick Rude
Rick Steiner Tells Epic Story Of Bar Fight Involving Him, Haku, Curt Hennig And Rick Rude
Video: UFC Fight Night 101 ‘Whittaker vs. Brunson’ Post-Fight Press Conference
Watch the UFC Fight Night 101 “Whittaker vs. Brunson” post-fight press conference here:
New to Super Smash Bros. Melee? Get Your Primer on Competitive Doubles
It’s obvious from a glance that Super Smash Bros. is truly unique among the library of competitive fighting games. Aside even from the gameplay mechanics, win conditions, and control scheme, simply the way players treat the game outside of the game itself stands out among fighters.
Competitive Smash relies on manipulating the standard set by the game itself, by removing removing items and specific stages from play, but the standard 1-on-1 that is very familiar to the rest of the FGC isn’t the only way to play. There are multiple ways to have a competitive match, the most notable outside of the 1-on-1–commonly called “singles”–is a team 2-on-2, called “doubles.”
Here, we have SSBM Tutorials–a YouTube channel dedicated to educating on Smash mechanics and methods–explaining the point and practice of doubles matches.
Source: SSBM Tutorials
Watch These Lauras Electrify Their Competition in These Street Fighter V Online Sets
Laura is often an underappreciated character in Street Fighter V, but with the right offensive prowess, she can still be a threat. Due to her placement in tiers, most people don’t fully prepare for her–and are left devastated in the wake.
First off, we have an example of Daigo Umehara against Edwow, a top Laura player who is able to wrestle the beast into submission.
But in this feature, we have not one, but two examples of Laura doing work. Next, we have Wolfkrone–most famous for his Street Fighter IV play–using Laura to his advantage against NYChrisG’s Urien.
Source: YogaFlame24
A Strange Interaction Between Ibuki’s V-Reversal and Alex’s V-Trigger in Street Fighter V
Peculiar interactions and fighting games go hand-in-hand. There’s a certain magic behind watching something occur that wasn’t at all intended, or just looks wonky. All games have them–we even did a roundup of several from classic titles–and the latest Street Fighter installment is no exception.
Here we have Alex using his V-Trigger to charge his lariat while Ibuki uses her V-Reversal. Apparently, the collision box for the lariat would normally disappear, but Ibuki freezes Alex before it goes away, meaning that while Ibuki would normally teleport into place, she instead drags Alex the maximum time she can before appearing again.
Source: TOOLASSISTED