Month: June 2017

Being a top player in any fighting game is a tim- consuming effort. To be able to maintain that level of play requires a lot of dedication, hours of practice, and even more hours on the road traveling. With this in mind, it can be daunting to even think of finding time for friends and family.

It’s all this that HORI’s Naoto Sako talks about with Michael Martin in this installment of Yahoo! Esports’ Conversations and Fireballs. Here, the longtime Japanese veteran talks about balancing his time spent practicing and competing with that which he spends with his family. In addition to this, Sako also goes over his nearly 30 year history with fighting games–and shares some thoughts on Street Fighter V.

Source: Yahoo! Esports

Whether you’re looking for a new main, or just to brush up your current combos, JusticeSoulTuna has you covered. If you’ve been eyeing Lars–who’s a fairly good all-around fighter–this practical combo guide serves as a good stepping stone to surprise your competition.

The video has notation for every bread-and-butter sequence from various starters. Other than some regular combos, it also displays a few suggestions for wall combos, either breakable or solid, and for stage sequences. Futhermore, learn to dish out the punishment with a few counter-hit combos. Notation is displayed on the video itself, as well as in the description on YouTube.

If you’re looking for something a little more advanced, learn to work with Lars’ Rage Drive to get even longer combos:

rooflemonger has also put up several videos on Tekken 7 beginner combos.

Source: JusticeSoulTuna