Level 482 Productions break down some of the character changes coming to BlazBlue Central Fiction 2.0

With the conclusion of Evo and the release of patch notes for the upcoming Version 2.0 of BlazBlue: Central Fiction, Level 482 Productions has begun creating a series of videos breaking down the myriad of character changes coming to CF’s cast. So far, their coverage includes:

  • Nine The Phantom
  • Noel Vermillion
  • Mu-12
  • Hazama
  • Hibiki Kohaku
  • Izayoi
  • Hades Izanami
  • Azrael
  • Susano’o
  • Jin Kisaragi
  • Hakumen
  • Rachel Alucard
  • Valkenhayn R. Hellsing

482|MastaStef, Saykin, and Premium Tax examine the likely effects of each translated change, in addition to speculating on potential playstyle and tier list shifts for each character.  They’re looking to cover every single member of the cast before the patch officially hits consoles. You can see all of their current videos below, and keep an eye on their channel as they look at more characters in the future.

BBCF Version 2.0 will be released in arcades on August 3rd, with a console release planned for later this summer. You can see the updated Arcade opening, which includes new challenger Jubei, here.

Source: Level 482 Productions

New HORI RAP N Hayabusa fightstick now available for pre-order at Arcade Shock

A new version of HORI’s latest design will be available soon!

The HORI Real Arcade Pro N Hayabusa is an updated version of the new RAP design HORI utilized for the RAP Tekken 7 Edition — featuring the HORI Hayabusa lever; Hayabusa matte-surfaced, short-throw pushbuttons in the Namco Noir button layout (instead of the Taito Vewlix layout, presently much more common on fightsticks); and an OPTIONS button cover to prevent accidental presses, alongside the other usual HORI RAP functions.

HORI RAP N 03
HORI RAP N 02
Sega "Astro City" button layout (similar to Namco Noir)

This model will be compatible with PlayStation 3 & 4, and PC via XInput. Pre-orders are live now at Arcade Shock; expect the fightsticks to ship out in mid-August 2017.

Source: Arcade Shock

Fortnite – Five Things We Want to See Added

Fortnite is out, being devoured by half a million players, Chris Coke loves it, and many of us here at MMORPG.com are playing the not-so-MMO shooter/RPG/tower defense. But technically, EPIC’s calling it Early Access, meaning the game’s not done yet and won’t be until it shifts to Free to Play sometime in 2018. With that in mind, we’re listing off 5 things we’d love to see added to Fortnite before its official launch.