Month: February 2017

Despite being a game that goes relatively unrepresented at tournaments, there are still a few players invested in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax. In their recent endeavor to go back and make content for this game, YouTuber Persona Entertainment is steadily covering the cast. We recently covered a few of their combo videos in the past, and this time they’re tackling the oddball mascot that is Teddie.

Teddie was a very strong character when the game was played competitively, but this combo video showcases a lot of fun–but impractical–kill setups. Whether or not you’ll be using these in real matches, this video shows off just why you should never judge a bear by its cover.

Source: Persona Entertainment

The Skullgirls community has been continuously ramping up since 2013, albeit at a slow and steady rate. The size that the community has grown to–combined with the game finally reaching its conclusion with no further updates being made–has some members of the scene excited to sit down and be able to pour everything they have into learning it without fear of it changing anymore.

If you’d like help getting into the game and improving yourself, Mr Peck is here with another Tuestorial (tutorials posted on Tuesdays) featuring Cerebella. Cerebella’s Tumble Run move has four followups; Battle Butt (armored headbutt), Kanchou (slide into butt poke), Pummel Horse (overhead hit-grab), and Run Stop (cancels the run). These moves help Cerebella deal with a variety of situations, and can be used in conjunction with assists to great effect, and this tutorial will help you get these moves as fast as possible 100% of the time.

Hopefully you found that useful! For more Tuestorials, be sure to check out Mr Peck’s playlist with his past entries.

Source: Mr Peck

Keep the pressure on with these meaty back-rise pursuits.

You’ve got to keep the rush going if you’re going to rush your opponent down! This kind of aggression is in Ken’s DNA, and in the video below, World Warrior demonstrates a variety of meaty setups to keep the pressure on a back-rising opponent (in this case an unlucky Urien). The key spacing/timing components being a crouching medium punch and a forward dash–followed by a generous mix of Ken’s options for some hefty damage.

Source: World Warrior