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Arc System Works is bringing indie fighting game Slice, Dice & Rice to PlayStation 4
As Arc System Works is gearing up for its annual Arc Revolution Cup tournament, they released some surprise news: the company is planning to bring indie fighting game Slice, Dice & Rice from Steam to the Japanese PlayStation Store. This winter, Japanese users will be able to download the game for PlayStation 4 under the name Zan! Zan! Zan! (Kanji meaning kill/decapitation).

The game will be playable at Arc Revo as well. Dojo Games’ Slice, Dice & Rice originally released for PC this April. It features multiple characters, with a brief story mode. There are no health bars in the game — rather, a duel can be decided in one clean slash, unless it’s parried, or the hit clashes. There’s also a wound system, and aerial movement.
There’s no information yet on a Western release of this game on PlayStation 4. However, you can purchase it on Steam now; read up on our Slice, Dice & Rice review for more impressions.
Source: Arc System Works via Gematsu
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Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite roundup: Combos for Monster Hunter and Sigma, music modding, and more!
New challengers join the roster of heroes (and villains)!
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Ahmad Boulton shows us that Monster Hunter’s armor need fear no thorns:
Scarlet Erorr offers a Monster Hunter bread-and-butter…
… And another for the corner.
You can also see some ranked online gameplay with the Monster Hunter (and Dante) via TheRedGambit:
Here are some Sigma combos to start you off:
Tiggy Westside sent in a “brain dead” combo for X’s enemy:
rooflemonger offers a combo guide for Sigma, as well as a guide to his counter:
Swillo & BimmyQuestion pair up Sigma with Monster Hunter for this combo video:
Let’s not forget the existing cast. NightOfTheSun sent in these Frank West combos:
Here’s a 7K-damage solo Nemesis combo:
To close the combos out, here’s some “thorny” combos for Dormammu and Jedah.
Lastly: interested in modding the music on the PC version of MvC:I? Check out this modding guide!
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Sources: rooflemonger; Ahmad Boulton; Scarlet Erorr; TheRedGambit; Tiggy Westside; Swillo & BimmyQuestion; NightOfTheSun; DigJoy Godoy; robawtix; MasterWholigans
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Celebrate 30 years of Street Fighter with this commemorative coin, courtesy of Smart Arts Gallery
With Street Fighter celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, dedicated World Warriors may be looking for a memento to add to their collection. Seeing as Street Fighter was birthed in the arcades, what better way to celebrate its long history, than with a commemorative silver coin.
Check out this anniversary coin by @SmartArtsPrints
Can it unlock Sheng Long in a SF2 arcade cab? Would it even fit?https://t.co/ffW8n4vcqq pic.twitter.com/0LzCTuqXMX— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) October 17, 2017
Made by Smart Arts Gallery, this commemorative token comes embossed with Ryu’s face and Street Fighter II win quote (correctly translated, no Sheng Long here!) on the front, and the 30th anniversary logo on the back. Only 5000 of these coins will be minted, so best place your order now to avoid disappointment. They cost £12 (around $16) and will be shipped by Smart Arts Gallery on November 1st, arriving in time to be a stocking stuffer for any Street Fighter aficionado.
Source: Street Fighter
