Month: December 2016

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Explore the Range of Cammy’s Super in Street Fighter II: Turbo

Cammy’s Spin Drive Smasher is quite a formidable Super attack in Street Fighter II: Turbo. Whether launched from either full-screen, mid-screen or up close, it has interesting interactions with the Super combos of the rest of the ST cast.

From almost any range, it seems that Cammy can challenge any other Super and win almost every time. For any ST player looking to improve their knowledge of Cammy match-ups, watching this video from silentscope88 could save you from eating a match-ending Spin Drive Smasher that would later lead to a salty Cammy lab session.

Source: silentscope88

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Get Ready for Marvel vs Capcom Infinite With These Old School Marvel Vs. Series Combo Videos

The Marvel vs Capcom series has a long, well respected legacy of games. We’ve enjoyed these games from their humble beginnings with X-Men: Children of the Atom and Marvel Super Heroes, onto the first full fledged Vs. game, X-Men vs. Street Fighter, all the way up to the upcoming Marvel vs Capcom Infinite that was announced this weekend. There is no better time to celebrate the franchise, as X-Men Children of the Atom released in December of 1994, making this the 22nd anniversary of the franchise

Let’s take a moment to appreciate our history with some older combo videos, taken from various games in the series. Paying attention to some of these games may even give you some hints as to what we can expect from the upcoming title.

Sources: |D-R-I-C-K-M-E-L|; dragonken07; GamerC; izumojinX

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Garou: Mark of the Wolves Gets Its Own Launch Trailer for PS4 and PS Vita; Shows Off Gallery Mode and Themes

It’s always nice seeing older games being attended to. Simple ports get us excited, but when the developers go a step further and add features to their game–features like netplay and extras–that’s what gets us really worked up.

While rumored for a release sometime this year, Garou: Mark of the Wolves was finally released for the PlayStation 4 and PS Vita yesterday, after Sony’s keynote at the PlayStation Experience. This announcement came with a really well-done trailer, showing off the game’s core mechanics, in addition to the new features of this current gen port which include new screen borders, a special Gallery mode and special PlayStation themes. We didn’t need this trailer to tell us to get hype, but boy is it a welcome sight.

Source: PlayStation