Learn how to properly use jump-in attacks to lock down your opponent in Injustice 2

Jump-ins are an important part of any fighting game, and how to properly use them is something that every player needs to learn. Injustice 2 is no different–and in fact, the way the game works makes understanding them paramount.

In his latest video, Shujunkudink does just that–demonstrating how how to properly apply jump-in pressure. The key, naturally, is finding which of a characters jump-in attacks allows them to follow up with a string afterwards. Just as important is making sure that the string in question cannot be backdashed out of.

Source: Shujinkydink

– Game On Interview: Neal Acree, Composer for Rend, WoW & More

This week on Game On, Chris is joined by composer extraordinaire, Neal Acree. Neal most recently composed the score for Rend, but you have for sure heard his work in World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo 3, and so much more. Hear how a video game soundtrack gets made, what inspired the music of Rend, and some hidden secrets of Wrath of the Lich King’s music you may not have heard!

Stream.me expands its esports roster by signing Tekken 7 champion Hoa “Anakin” Luu

Anakin joins Perfect Legend in representing the streaming platform.

Stream.me announced today that Hoa “Anakin” Luu, one of North America’s toughest Tekken competitors, has become the latest “brand ambassador” for the streaming platform. Anakin has put in strong performances in Tekken titles and placed high at multiple past tournament series such as CEO, Combo Breaker and MLG Dallas. He’ll now represent Stream.me at upcoming fighting game tournaments in 2017-2018, including the next CEO and Evo.

“Joining Stream.Me’s efforts to revolutionize the broadcasting community as their brand ambassador is an incredible opportunity,” said Hoa Luu. “I’m looking forward to sharing Stream.Me’s platform with my followers and the fighting game community at large as I compete this season.”

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This continues to grow Stream.me’s esports roster; they signed three-time Evo champion Carl “Perfect Legend” White back in March 2017.

Source: press release; [image courtesy of Stride PR]