Month: May 2017

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Don’t let them get away! The Prince shows you how to punish escape V-Reversals with Juri in Street Fighter V

Are you a Juri player that’s tired of dealing with escape V-Reversals? Fret no longer. The Prince has put together a solid video showing off not only ways to intentionally bait out these escape reversals, but also the big conversions you can score off of a correct read.

Stylish and substantive, these Juri punishes make use of her long limbs and stored fireballs. Throws also work versus most escape options, but as The Prince demonstrates, you can get so much more with a little effort.

Source:  The Prince

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ELEAGUE Street Fighter V Invitational (Group D) streaming live

Group D returns to battle for progression in the ELEAGUE Street Fighter V Invitational.

Tonight, the last Group will wage their battle in the ELEAGUE Street Fighter V Invitational: Group D now assembles to fight out their regular season bracket. This Group includes the 2016 Capcom Cup Champion, Liquid|NuckleDu! Will he make it to playoffs? These matches–that will determine who fills the final two spots in the top 8–will be streamed on Twitch’s ELEAGUE TV at 6:00 PM ET/3:00 PM PT.

Watch live video from ELEAGUE TV on www.twitch.tv

If Twitch is giving you trouble, you can also watch on ELEAGUE’s YouTube channel; logging in to watch on live.eleague.com can get you 5000 Fight Money for your own SFV game.

Group D’s preliminary results:

Check out the prior standings from the ELEAGUE Street Fighter V Invitational preliminary matches here. Group A’s regular season results can be seen here, Group B’s here, and Group C’s here.

Source: ELEAGUE (Twitch)

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BIG: Battles in Glasgow returns for its second summer event on July 22nd

Scotland’s seasonal Super Smash Bros. for Wii U event is back for its first anniversary, returning to the Drygate Brewery in Glasgow on July 22nd. Along with Smash 4, BIG Summer 2017 will also feature Tekken 7 and Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 as part of its game line-up.

Along with its regular singles event, BIG Summer will be also running Super Smash Bros. for Wii U doubles for the first very time, so grab a teammate and see if you can take this inaugural tournament. Do note that to avoid bracket hold-ups, players cannot enter both Smash 4 doubles and Guilty Gear so choose your event accordingly.

PQube and Nintendo UK are sponsoring the event, so expect some additional prizes for winners of the Smash and Guilty Gear tournaments. Registration is live on the BIG Summer smash.gg page, so sort your tickets now if you 100% on attending one of Scotland’s largest Smash 4 events.

Sources: Battlefield Glasgow; smash.gg