Month: October 2017

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World of Warcraft – Battle.Net App Update – OFFLINE MODE ADDED, Gifting Friends Through App Too

While being able to send gifts to friends via Blizzard’s online store has always been a thing, it’s been impossible via the Battle.Net desktop app. That’s all changed now with today’s update. Not only is Offline Mode FINALLY available after over a decade, but so is the ability to gift friends all sorts of things right from within the app. This includes World of Warcraft game time, Diablo 3’s Rise of the Necromancer DLC, Hearthstone card packs and more.

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Take over the world with CrossUPDP’s max damage combos for Street Fighter V’s Bison

Street Fighter V‘s M. Bison might not have the greatest walk speed in the game, but I’m not sure many Bison players would trade for better at this point; the true power of the Dictator comes from his pressure and giant damage, the latter of which is on display in CrossUPDP‘s latest combo video.

If you can find a way to pick and choose your spots, then SFV’s head-honcho can cash out for big rewards. CrossUPDP’s latest tutorial breaks up these big combos into screen position and meter-spent, so you can easily see for yourself how Psycho Power can rule over all in Street Fighter.

Source: CrossUPDP

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Touhou Sky Arena is coming to Nintendo Switch

For fans looking to play Area-ZERO’s Touhou-based arena fighter Touhou Sky Arena: Gensoukyou Kuusen Hime Matsuri Climax on the go, the only option so far has been on PlayStation Vita. However, that’s about the change as Area-ZERO has announced that they are porting the game to Nintendo Switch.

Originally developed on PC, Touhou Sky Arena first hit consoles via PlayStation 4 in May of 2016, before hitting PlayStation Vita in September of that same year. The Switch version represents the first time the game has hit a Nintendo console.

The game itself features 20 playable characters from the Touhou franchise, and allows up to four players to play together online. In addition to this, the game features a unique “Tension System” that reacts to when a player’s actions are aligned with the game’s music.

Source: Gematsu