Learn to get meaty on those hard knockdowns with Ken with these new setups for Street Fighter V

Street Fighter V is chock full of setups that are just now getting discovered, and Ken is seeing a much larger repertoire of setups coming out. While setting up meaties on hard knockdowns isn’t anything new, Ken definitely has some options that will make the meaties hard to deal with.

In this video, World Warrior shows off some of the possibilities off a crush counter sweep. These include left/right mix-ups that, when combined with the potential for throw setups, can leave your opponent guessing all day.

Source: World Warrior FGC

Pick up on Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2’s Kum Haehyun’s secrets with this easy guide

Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 characters, for the most part, aren’t that difficult to pick up at the start. The real problem begins after learning their basic moveset and combos. There’s so much character-specific tech out there, it’s hard to know where to go next. But if your goal has been to learn more about Kum Haehyun, you’re in luck.

Voguekun, a well-known Haehyun player in the United States, prepared a “Tech Grimoire,” which is a slightly advanced guide to the character’s techniques. Don’t be afraid, though. As long as you have a basic understanding of Haehyun’s moves — which are player-controllable projectiles, and several kick attacks — you’ll gain a lot from watching this. Voguekun explains the basic flow of okizeme and how to avoid mistakes in setplay. He also goes through confirming into the infamous Shiinken loop.

The video closes out with some very useful recommendations for using the projectiles in neutral, and how to deal with some specific characters — as well as an unblockable setup. Check it out below.

Source: Voguekun

BigEGaming adds Pokkén Tournament DX to October 14th’s Board Street Battle tournament

Board Street Battle is a major taking place on Oct. 14th in Philadelphia, PA, and it’s already an important stop for the Red Bull Proving Grounds, Curleh Circuit and Burst League. As of today, you can add the Pokkén Arena Circuit to this list:

Pokkén Tournament DX has been added as a main title to the Big E Sponsored tournament, with future announcements to come. Big E tournaments have been an integral part of the Pokkén Tournament scene since their beginnings at Final Round 19. With a new update to the series and $1000 pot bonus secured at another Big E tournament (NEC18), the continued support comes as no surprise.

Source: @BigEgaming