History of the Warrior explains how Power Girl and Supergirl can both exist in Injustice 2’s story

With it having its own comic book to fill in the gaps between the games, understanding how every single character fits into Injustice 2 can be a bit of a head-scratcher. A great example of this confusion is Power Girl’s presence in Injustice 2, or more specifically, her existence alongside Supergirl. The interactions between the two super heroines in Injustice 2 has raised questions among the shrewd readers of DC comics since, technically, the two are the same person.

In their latest video, History Behind the Warrior does a pretty good job at explaining the differences and similarities between Power Girl and Supergirl, and how their coexistence in a single storyline does indeed make sense. Though they do have to give you a quick lesson on Kryptonian history, they clear the air on this matter and tie it into Injustice 2 very well.

You can check out the video below. Though Power Girl’s story can be hard to follow, History of the Warrior dispels the Power Girl/Supergirl confusion once and for all.

Source: History Behind the Warrior

IGN covers core mechanics and other things you should know about Dragon Ball FighterZ

IGN’s latest video sheds some more light on the highly anticipated Dragon Ball FigherZ. Simply titled 7 Things You Need to Know About Dragon Ball FighterZ, the clip actually includes a healthy dose of information about the game’s mechanics, something that is sure to command the curiosity of those concerned about its competitive future.

Among the 7 items covered that involve mechanics are the button layout, character types, and the various meter systems. The video also looks at the games similarities to Marvel vs. Capcom 3, like the tagging/assist buttons and a “comeback mechanic” that is very similar to Marvel’s X-Factor.

Besides gameplay specifics, IGN also mentions Arc System Work’s uncanny attention to detail when referencing their game’s source material, something you can observe even further by checking out one of our previous reports. Check out the video below, and stay tuned to Shoryuken for the next episode of When’s Dragon Ball FighterZ?

Source: IGN

– MSI GTX 1080Ti DUKE OC – Cool, Quiet, and Only 2 Slots

Since Nvidia unleashed the GTX 1080Ti on the world, two things have become clear. First, that the card is just incredibly powerful. It is arguably the first consumer grade graphics platform able to pump out 4K resolutions at framerates the developers intended their games to be seen at. Second, it’s that the chip is hot. Open air cards are now pushing space boundaries to two and a half and three slot widths more than ever before. Enter MSI’s 1080 Ti DUKE OC.