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From Street Fighter III on, Urien has been notorious for his damage potential off resets. Street Fighter V is no exception, as he has been an absolute beast with his mixup potential off of resets.
Here we see some newly created resets that add more insanity to Urien’s arsenal. These include setups off of non-teched knockdowns and backrolled knockdowns, which greatly increase Urien’s repertoire of creating more damage faster. No matter what, you’re going to see what will make Urien dangerous leading into this season of Capcom Pro Tour.
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Female Fighters Take the Spotlight in This CMV for The King of Fighters XIV
Seven female fighters come together to do massive damage in this combo music video for The King of Fighters XIV by YouTuber ArtificialStar. The lovely KOF ladies take turns making the most of their Max Modes and Climax Cancels in this three-minute clip, set to the tune of the Bayonetta theme Mysterious Destiny. Though it is debatable which of the brawlers in the video is more mysterious, it is clear that they all have their unique advantages.
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Stylish New Qanba Obsidian Fight Stick Appears, Pre-Orders Now Open
Qanba adds another fight stick to its PlayStation collection.
Following up on the Qanba Crystal and more recently the Qanba Dragon, another stick is joining Qanba’s PlayStation 3/4/PC arsenal: say hello to the new Qanba Obsidian: sleek and stylish in its simplicity.
The Obsidian shares much in common with its Dragon Big brother: Sanwa Denshi OBSF buttons and JLF stick (with a metal balltop), touchpad, headphone jack, a tournament lock switch, and LED accent lighting; however unlike the Dragon (or Razer’s new Panthera) it does not feature a lifting top panel for easy access. Nor does it share the Dragon’s premium price tage: it instead matches the Panthera at $199.99 USD. It is PlayStation 3 and 4 compatible, and PC-compatible via X-Input and D-Input drivers.
Pre-orders are now open, so get in there quick if you want to be among the first to sport this shiny new fight stick at your local tournament!




