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Kombo Klash Comes to Paris with Kombo Klash France on February 18th
After European qualifiers in both England and the Netherlands, it’s France’s turn to compete for places in the Killer Instinct World Cup as Kombo Klash comes to France on February 18th. Held in partnership with Killer Instinct France, Ultra Arcade and Yuzu Gaming Clan, the winner of Kombo Klash France will gain an automatic place at Killer Instinct World Cup in March, alongside complimentary flights to San Antonio, Texas to compete in the final 32-player bracket.
We're proud to support the Kombo Klash, the official FR Killer Instinct tournament that takes place on Feb 18th in Paris ! pic.twitter.com/8aToW3uKcO
— Yuzu Clan Gaming (@Yuzu_Gaming) January 30, 2017
France contains its fair share of top Killer Instinct players, with players like Bastfree, LeChatNoir, Crotus88 and JacketedBanjo flying “le tricolore” at both online and offline tournaments. After French players successfully defeated their Dutch compatriots back at Kombo Klash Netherlands and with the centuries old rivalry between the French and English still raging via Killer Instinct, expect plenty of close fights in Paris in February.
If you are interested in visiting Paris this year, additional information and registration details are available on the official Kombo Klash France website.
Sources: Yuzu Gaming; Kombo Klash France
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Learn What Tricks the Poison Spider is Hiding with This Juri Breakdown for Street Fighter V
Ten options for playing with your opponents a while longer.
Juri is becoming known as a scary opponent in Street Fighter V–scarier now, thanks to her Season 2 buffs. Players that stuck with her through Season 1 were rewarded, and she’s attracting even more players now.
In the video below, JusticeSoulTuna demonstrates ten options for the Poison Spider, both practical and stylish, utilizing her Season 2 improvements–namely the “hidden buffs,” meaning aspects of her current abilities that are not widely known or noticed. Important tools for new players, and some new combos and links that S1 veterans may not yet be aware of!
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Mad Ice King Hits the Books with This Robin Montage for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Robin is an oft unseen character in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U tournaments, with many players choosing another one of the several Fire Emblem warriors instead of this hooded tactician. Yet, there are still a handful of players who are faithful to this magical swordsman, using his various spells and powerful Levin Sword to send opponents soaring to their doom.
One such player is Mad Ice King, who has recently put together a Robin montage to show off some of the tricks this magician has up his sleeves. Set to tune of “Bonetrousle” (from the indie game Undertale) and even using replicating the combat graphics from the quirky RPG, Mad Ice King uses all of Robin’s tricks to teach any opponents a painful lesson. Beware of this sorcerer supreme if you ever meet them in bracket.
Source: Mad Ice King
