Fighter’s SPIRIT 2017 streaming live from Incheon, South Korea

This Saturday is South Korea’s first ranking event for the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour season. Fighter’s SPIRIT 2017 will take place in Incheon, with some strong players from Korea and Japan competing.

Korea players attending include RZR|INFILTRATION, PoongKo, Verloren, xyzzy, NL, NIN and Save. Representing Japan are players like FOX|Momochi, FOX|ChocoBlanka, Mago, CO|GO1, Tachikawa and Haku. Brackets can be found here.

Tune into BEast of the East’s Twitch channel to catch the action.

Watch live video from beastapac on www.twitch.tv

Source: Capcom Pro Tour

Get ready for Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 with Drunkard Shade’s “Guilty Bits: Xrd” series

With the console release of Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 fast approaching, the folks at drunkardshade.com have been putting together text character guides for every single member of the cast, leading up to release. These guides are written by knowledgeable players of each character, and provide links to each fighter’s rocking character Discord for discussions–as well as covering general style and how to approach neutral, offense, defense, okizime, pressure, key normals, and anything else a new player might need to start out. They’ve even included a section on meter usage priorities, since there are a myriad of ways to use your Tension in Xrd, and are also updated to cover new techniques characters have gained, such as Faust’s Jackpot items.

Guides for Sol Badguy, Ky Kiske, Potemkin, Axl Low, May, and Faust are currently available, with the remaining cast to be added in the coming days. You can view the announcement video for the series below.

If you’d like to get a head start on your training, you can grab the demo version of REV 2, which includes Training and Episode modes–as well as offline vs. with all available characters–for free (if you’re a PlayStation Plus member) at this link.

Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 releases for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 on May 26th outside of Japan, with a Steam release following on June 1st.

Sources: drunkardshade.com; novriltataki

Want to play in the Street Fighter X Tekken side tourney at Evo? Brush up in its 100+ member Discord channel

While esports may have marched on, Street Fighter X Tekken loyalist Aaron “Psychoblue” Pinsky has tirelessly worked in the background as a tournament organizer for Street Fighter X Tekken. Just recently, he released the details of the SFxT side tournament he’ll be running at Evo 2017.

In conjunction with the side tournament, his SFxT discord channel has reached over 100 members. To garner more interest, he’s provided us the link (here!), and openly invites anyone willing to play or learn to come check out the game. The players in here have been dedicated to the crossover fighter since release, and you can see the fruits of their labor in the high-level footage on Psychoblue’s YouTube Channel.

Source: Psychoblue