Check out what Tekken 7’s PC port looks like on max settings

Are you sitting on the fence on whether or not you should get Tekken 7 for the PC? “PC Master Race Latin America” has shared a number of screenshots from the PC version with us, showing off what the game looks like with all settings set to Max. This includes Resolution Scale being pushed to 200%:

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How does it hold up to its contemporaries? Compare for yourself! You can see the same tests preformed on PCMRLA’s site for The King of Fighters XIV and Street Fighter V. This is also just a small sample of PCMRLA’s gallery! To see the full gallery of Tekken 7 screenshots, click here to go to their site!

Source: pcmrace

Gigantic – Large Update & Possible Launch Date Towards the End of June

According to a new State of the Game letter on the Gigantic site, the team has been focused on getting things squared away for final certification with Microsoft in early June, with a large update planned for the end of the month. While not specifically mentioning a release date, the letter indicates that several key features and fixes need to be in place for the next important update prior to release. This is currently penciled in for the end of June.

Warm up for Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[st] by watching the OVER THE WORLD team tournament

Interest in French Bread’s Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[st] is slowly rekindling, as the latest version will soon come to consoles with new characters. However, the competition in Japan has never ceased, and there’s always some quality footage to find and enjoy watching high-level play.

Battle Arena Sega Club recently hosted OVER THE WORLD -continuation-, a tournament that’s a culmination of qualifiers happening since March 2017. Played in a 3v3 format, the participating teams display a good variety of characters. If you want to see a list of who’s participating, Japanese website Kakuge Checker has a list (Google Translate does the trick if you need it).

Are you coming back for UNIST? Let us know your thoughts on the tournament and what character you’re going to play!

Also, view the recently posted UNIST opening movie.

Source: Battle Arena Club Sega