Month: December 2016

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Stay Toasty Warm in Numskull’s Official Street Fighter Christmas Sweaters

Retro-style jumpers to show off your Street Fighter devotion through the winter.

You may already be familiar with Numskull for their variety of licensed video game-themed goodies, including their notable Chun-Li and Guile hoodies. As per the season, Numskull is offering these official Street Fighter holiday sweaters, combining the gaudiness of classic Christmas jumpers with retro-styled Street Fighter characters. We briefly previewed them back in October; they are now available to order, and there’s four different styles: Blanka vs. M. Bison, Guile vs. Cammy, Ken vs. Ryu, and Sagat vs. Chun-Li:

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They are all available through the Yellow Bulldog storefront on Amazon.com for $29.99 USD each. Act quickly, and you might be still able to get them in time for the chilly Street Fighter fans on your Christmas list.

Sources: Numskull; Yellow Bulldog (Amazon)

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Even the Big Guys Have Team Aerial Combo Infinites in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3

While we have seen tons of TAC Infinites with smaller, more mobile characters in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, it appears that that’s not all she wrote in finding infinites within the game’s system. Wolverine-Master has once again been tooling around in the lab, and found yet another infinite: this time one for one of the biggest bodies in the game, Hulk.

While it takes less reps to drop a character with one of UMvC3’s big bodies, this gives Hulk another guaranteed kill setup, should you land a TAC with the big green monster waiting in the wings. With Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 having some new life breathed into it via the PlayStation 4 release, it now becomes a question whether this new tech can become useful this late into the game’s lifespan.

Source: trinidadbabyboy

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Star Wars: The Old Republic – Knights of the Eternal Throne Review

It wasn’t until the Knights of the Fallen Empire expansion late last year that BioWare’s vision for the future of SWTOR crystalized. The studio strongly shifted focus back towards what set the game apart from its peers: the story. But Fallen Empire wasn’t without flaws. BioWare got caught up in the massive focus on story and seemed to forget the game was still an MMO. Thankfully, Knights of the Eternal Throne successfully strikes that balance and this bodes well for the game’s future.