Michael Martin Asks If the FGC Needs More Rivalries in Latest “I Got Next”

There’s no secret that the Fighting Game Community has had rivalries throughout the years. The East Coast and West Coast has perennially been rivals, along with various players carrying personal grudges. There has also always been an Asia vs. America rivalry, that has gone on since Daigo Umehara first stepped onto this continent to face Alex Valle.

But since esports has taken over in the FGC, things look more tame to Michael Martin. After the back-and-forth between Smug and EG|K-Brad last week–as well as the subsequent reaction to it–Michael Martin poses the question of whether we need more of this sort of thing in the latest episode of “I Got Next.”

Source: Yahoo! Esports

Daigo Umehara Tests MOV’s Chun-Li in This Street Fighter V First-to-Four

HyperX’s Daigo Umehara is once again a Beast on the prowl. It is obvious that he’s becoming much more aggressive in his play style, which could likely be attributed to an increased level of confidence and understanding of Street Fighter V that he had before. With that, he’s finally starting to look like the Daigo we all know and love.

So when he tests out his Ryu against MOV’s Chun-Li–a Chun that was Top 8 material at both Evo 2016 and the most recent Capcom Cup–how does he fare in a first-to-four?

Source: XusesGB

/r/StreetFighter to be Named a Default Subreddit, Increasing Exposure of the Game

Street Fighter V’s exposure to the masses is now going to be even larger. /r/StreetFighter is currently the largest fighting game related community on Reddit with 45,000 subscribers to its name. But it looks to get more subscribers and viewers in the near future.

The subreddit will now be turned into a default subreddit, which will make it viewable on the frontpage to new users and people who have yet to log in. This means that Reddit will be changing its algorithm to include new default subreddits.

This will allow new users the chance to be exposed to the strategy posts and tournaments that the subreddit provides, thus making it easier for people to get into the game.

Source: theScore esports