Pokémon Sun and Moon’s Wicke Walks into Super Smash Bros. for Wii U with a Mod

If you ever wanted some Pokémon Sun and Moon in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, modder Scorpob has you covered. Fans should quickly recognize Wicke, a member of the game’s Aether Foundation that helps the player catch Ultra Beasts.

Her remarkably good model is a great rendition of the character. As for her moveset, it’s based on Peach, as the model uses the Princess as a prototype. The only change is that instead of attacking with Peach’s crown, Wicke uses her glasses.

You can check her out in action, and see her model and animations in detail, in the video below–along with Gladion, Popplio, and Incineroar.

As for related Pokémon characters, Scorpob is also working on Guzma, the leader of Team Skull.

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Source: Scorpob via Kotaku

Witness Crazy Street Fighter V Season 2 Comebacks from Xuses’ Volume 7 Compilation

Just when you think they’re about to lose, when the health bar is nearly at the lowest it can be, they somehow avoid getting hit again and whittle down the opponent’s life to zero. It’s not as improbable as it seems, and the latest compilation from XusesGB shows how it can be done.

Epic Street Fighter V Comebacks Volume 7 features Capcom’s cast after the Season 2 changes radically shifted the metagame. Prominent throughout the netplay match video is Akuma, the latest addition to the cast. There are a lot of high-level mirror matches with the fighter, but other characters get a spotlight as well.

Check out the video below from XusesGB to see these impressive comebacks.

[Editor’s note: Xuses also uploaded Vol. 6 of his comeback compilations over the holidays.]

Source: XusesGB

Remember That Skullgirls 2nd Encore Double Jump Tech? Here’s the Trick to Doing It on a Stick

Last month, Liam showed us some game-changing tech for Skullgirls 2nd Encore, in the ability to instantly double jump. This lets us get faster overheads than otherwise possible, but only a select few characters are capable of taking full advantage of this technique. In his explanation video, Liam suggest that on a traditional stick this method was a lot harder than usual, but some new tech may prove that incorrect.

Mr.Peck, the man behind a few of the amazing combo videos featured on SRK in the past, has also spent his time making tutorial videos for his game of choice. This time he tackles this new Double Jump tech, and finds a way to easily and consistently pull it off on an arcade stick through particular hand positioning.

Source: MrPeckerson