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Last week we reported on the Samurai Shodown VI coming to PlayStation Network, which arrived this past Tuesday. This SNK franchise has been limited to appearing within The King of Fighters series as of late, with the last “true” Samurai Shodown game being released on the Xbox 360 back in 2008. Hopefully, this re-release will connect new players with the earlier entries in this landmark 2D fighter.
Now that it’s available for purchase, SNK has seen fit to release a trailer for their refurbished PS2 fighter. This trailer shows off the beautiful gameplay, several super moves and some slick combos to entice people into picking Samurai Shodown VI up.
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It’s Looking Mighty Cloudy in this First to Seven Set between MKLeo and Tweek in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Cloud has cemented himself as one of the top tiers in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, thanks to his amazing neutral game, great mobility and his Limit mechanic which can result in kills at around 50% with certain setups. While almost everyone can agree that Cloud is a top tier, there is a quite a bit more discussion on who is the best Cloud player.
Komorikiri, Tweek, MKLeo, Mew2King; all are in contention for being the best Cloud player, but how would they do in Cloud mirrors? Well, as MKLeo is currently staying on the East Coast, he was able to get in a first to seven set against Tweek, where they both played Cloud. What results is a great display of how powerful Cloud’s Limit can be and how going down a stock as Cloud may actually be benefit in a 2-stock scenario, as you get extra Limit to play with as the opponent goes into their final stock.
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