Smash and Grab explores meaty setups for Kolin’s Vanity Step in Street Fighter V

A look into a number of ways to utilize Kolin’s ice slide.

Following up on their stylish combo collection for the Phantasm of Snow and Ice, Smash and Grab now look closer at how to use Kolin’s Vanity Step–specifically what can be done by controlling the range of the medium kick version of the move, to set up potential frame traps and meaties. This is more of an open experimentation than a direct how-to guide, so check it out to join in and help find ways to exploit the vanity Step against your enemies.

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The producer of Eternal Champions is asking fans if they are interested in a new game

Eternal Champions lives in the hearts of many old school fighting game players as one of the best titles in the 16-bit era. Having a unique niche as a console-only title, it and its Sega CD sequel–Challenge from the Dark Side–received large amounts of praise in the North American markets. It was a big enough hit that Sega of Japan actually canceled a third potential title for the Saturn, out of fear that it would draw too much attention away from Virtua Fighter. To this day, the intellectual property has been unavailable to series producer Michael Latham.

That has not prevented him from moving on. He has recently released a poll to the community, asking players if they would like a “spiritual successor” to the Eternal Champions series. As a spiritual successor, it would not retain any of the characters or story of the original, but would be using mechanics similar to the original in a more modern format.

Source: SRK Forums

The producer of Eternal Champions is asking fans if they are interested in a new game

Eternal Champions lives in the hearts of many old school fighting game players as one of the best titles in the 16-bit era. Having a unique niche as a console-only title, it and its Sega CD sequel–Challenge from the Dark Side–received large amounts of praise in the North American markets. It was a big enough hit that Sega of Japan actually canceled a third potential title for the Saturn, out of fear that it would draw too much attention away from Virtua Fighter. To this day, the intellectual property has been unavailable to series producer Michael Latham.

That has not prevented him from moving on. He has recently released a poll to the community, asking players if they would like a “spiritual successor” to the Eternal Champions series. As a spiritual successor, it would not retain any of the characters or story of the original, but would be using mechanics similar to the original in a more modern format.

Source: SRK Forums