TEKKEN TRAINING: Electric Wind God Vids — Beating Leo’s B+1,4 string

We’re is back with more Electric Wind God Vids, and today marks the start of our dissection of individual character’s tools, and how to beat them. We’re going to start with Leo’s B+1,4: a frustrating mid-mid string that seems, at first glance, shockingly safe.

But as with many other things in Tekken 7, picking apart the way the move works reveals a lot of opportunities for you to exploit and defeat anyone that throws this out predictably. Get your footsies and reactions ready — we’re going to turn one of Leo’s favorite moves into a liability.

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See Spider-Man become “Superior” in this Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite premium costume trailer

With Spider-Man: Homecoming recently receiving its digital release, fans of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite may want to consider grabbing the film from the PlayStation Store or Xbox Live Marketplace, as it will come bundled with the web head’s wave 1 premium DLC costume. It allows Peter Parker to don the look of the “Superior Spider-Man,” from a time when Doctor Octopus took over his body in the comics, compete with the extra appendages.

We’ve shown you the suit’s alternate colors (Spider-Gwen, Superior Venom, and the Iron Spider), but now Marvel and Capcom are ready to show it off in action with a trailer — just as they did with both the PlayStation 4-exclusive Major Carol Danvers and deluxe edition-exclusive Command Mission X, Evil Ryu, Warrior Thor, and Gladiator Hulk costumes, which you can see below.

For those who don’t wish to purchase the MCU’s latest film, the outfit will eventually be sold individually for $3.99.

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is currently available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam PC. Spider-Man: Homecoming is currently available via digital download, and will be released on Blu-Ray October 17th.

Source: Izuniy

– MindArk’s New Tech Thinks Businesses Are Primed for ‘Ready Player One’

If you’ve read Ernest Cline’s “Ready Player One”, you’ve taken a peek into what he believes is a dystopian future for humanity. The world is embroiled in social and economic issues. Everyone has turned to OASIS, a “virtual reality simulator” where people work, learn and play. MindArk (Entropia Universe) is ready to bring at least part of OASIS to businesses with their new VR program that “introduces a new level of social interaction to mundane conference calls”.