Month: February 2017

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Yukadon Continues to Improve His Ibuki in this Online Street Fighter V Compilation

It seems that Yukadon has joined fellow Nash alum Infiltration of Team Razer in abandoning ship. Nash certainly received the lion’s share of nerfs in season 2 of Street Fighter V, and we have since seen all three Nash players from Evolution 2016 switch mains, with the third one–LI Joe–switching to Urien.

But it seems like great minds think alike, because much like Infiltration, Yukadon has found his way over to Ibuki this season. He is doing well with her, and this compilation shows his progress with the character.

Source: RektScrub

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Super Smash Bros. Melee Pros Drop Some Expert Knowledge in These Advanced Smash School Lessons

Following on from some beginner Melee lessons, theScore esports has gone up the next level in the curriculum, drawing up some advanced Smash lessons for players to learn. Moving on from the basics and general Smash terminology, this lesson focuses on techniques that are vital at high levels of play and that will require players to do some significant practice if they want to master them.

Talking to players like IMT|Shroomed, CLG|SFAT and PewPewU, Alliance|Armada and Liquid|Hungrybox, this video hopes to explain why techniques like shield dropping, L-cancelling and wavedashing are so important for players to learn. Wavedashing and L-cancelling are especially important, as they act as the first real barriers to get your character to move at top speed when play competitive Melee.

Source: theScore esports

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Looking for a Xbox One Controller for Killer Instinct or Tekken 7? HORI‘s Fighting Commander Debuts on the System Soon

When Tekken 7 releases, there will be an influx of pad players that may be in search of an ideal pad for fighting games. There are notable issues that players have with the Microsoft controller, and thus most people would need a new controller. Some players have used PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 3 controllers with converters, but now there may be a new option.

HORI has announced that the Fighting Commander will debut on Xbox One in May, and is available for pre-order on Amazon. The same pad has been a hit on PlayStation 4, and now will be available natively on the system. Much like the Fighting Commander 4, this new controller will also be backwards compatible with the Xbox 360.

There is no word on the circuit board and whether it will be common ground, making it also useful in dual modded joysticks.

Source: Amazon