Month: December 2016

Wanting to get started in BlazBlue: Central Fiction, but feel at a loss on where to start? Hakumen is always a strong start, with a good set of tools available to whet the appetite of new players to the series.

In this video, Hakumen is gone over with a fine-toothed comb, with various starter combos described. Should you already have your spacing game ready for BlazBlue, but need the setups to make everything click, this would be a great place to start.

Source: WaltzOfTheWolf x

Super Smash Bros. Melee star Liquid|Hungrybox isn’t known for having a flashy playstyle, but every now and then we see some showy plays from the world-renowned Orlando native that makes us question how humble he truly is. In this compilation from GRSmash, we see the Evo Champion pull off 30 very risky and very impressive Rests, a high risk, high reward attack for Jigglypuff players.

Similar to Captain Falcon’s Falcon Punch, Rest is a move that–as a pro–does a massive amount of raw damage if it hits and–as a con–leaves Jigglypuff wide open for attacks if it misses. Knowing how and when to use Rest isn’t necessarily essential to being a good Jigglypuff player, but having the ability to incorporate Rest into an in-game strategy can give a ‘Puff main a crucial advantage.

It’s no surprise that Hungrybox, considered by many to be the best Jigglypuff player in the world, would display such such mastery of a high-level technique, but the fact that these 30 match-ending Rests were executed while floating off stage makes them that much more awe-inspiring.

You can learn more about Rests here, and view more from GRSmash here.

Source: GRSmash

Mortal Kombat has long been known for a crazy combo system, and Mortal Kombat XL is no exception. If you really think about it, the game offers a lot of diversity as the three variations of each character open up new potential for each character in the spectrum.

Thus, when we see some of these combos from Kenjutsu and Possessed variation Kenshi, we can’t help but shake our heads in wonder. The video also boasts input display, should you decide to try to replicate these combos in-game.

Source: FMHeart

Mortal Kombat has long been known for a crazy combo system, and Mortal Kombat XL is no exception. If you really think about it, the game offers a lot of diversity as the three variations of each character open up new potential for each character in the spectrum.

Thus, when we see some of these combos from Kenjutsu and Possessed variation Kenshi, we can’t help but shake our heads in wonder. The video also boasts input display, should you decide to try to replicate these combos in-game.

Source: FMHeart