November 2017 – Page 4

November 30, 2017

Bellator 189 Weigh-in Results: Julia Budd, Arlene Blencowe Cleared for Oklahoma Rematch

Julia Budd must now beat back the wolves, one of which she has already encountered.

November 30, 2017

Devilian – Working on a Fix for a Windows 10 Issue & Info Coming ‘Soon’ About Continued Support

We recently received a tip from an MMORPG.com user that expressed concern over an ongoing Windows 10 issue with Devilian as well as whether or not there will be continued support for the game after the change of “Bluehold Ginno” to PUBG Corp. We reached out to Trion for a comment regarding both and we have their response.

November 30, 2017

Another round of premium costumes flair up the fight in Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

Sometimes the clothes really do make the man, the Mega Man, or should I say, the Proto Man?

Capcom Unity announced twelve new costumes for Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, set to release on December 5 alongside the next batch of DLC characters and a huge balance update.

The Cosmic Crusaders pack features costumes for Rocket Raccoon (Rocket Space Suit Costume), Gamora (Gamora Classic Costume, Nova (Nova Prime Costume), X (Special X Costume), Zero (Special Zero Costume), and Strider (Strider Hien Costume).

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The Stone Seekers set includes new costumes for Ultron (Ultron Conquest Costume), Thanos (Thanos Annihilation Costume), Spider-Man (Superior Spider-Man Costume), Frank West (Proto Man Costume), Haggar (Metro City Mayor Costume), and Jedah (Makai Messiah Costume).

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Each costume pack is priced at $11.99 with the individual costumes available for $3.99. All of these costumes and the eighteen previously released costumes are all included in the Premium Costume Pass for $29.99.

The costumes released so far for Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite have been pretty impressive. It is great to see the redesigned X and Zero make their gameplay debut; Jedah’s new costume is particularly classy as well. The release of the Stone Seekers pack ensures the Superior Spider-Man costume is no longer tied to the digital purchase of Spider-Man: Homecoming. Hopefully, this means that one day Xbox and PC owners could eventually obtain the Major Carol Danvers costume for Captain Marvel, which is currently a PlayStation 4 exclusive, but that might take a little more than hope.

If you want to see all the recently announced costumes in action, check out the trailers below!

Source: Capcom Unity

November 30, 2017

World of Warcraft – On Battle for Azeroth’s Island Expeditions

In the upcoming Battle for Azeroth Expansion, Island expeditions are going to be one of the highlighted features. This was announced at BlizzCon and really drew me back into playing Warcraft again. Even though it is likely a year away, it still has a ton of potential. Azerite is the prime resource in Battle, and that is what you are hunting for.

November 30, 2017

Speculation On A WWE NXT Departure, Sheamus’ “SheaMemes” Series (Video), Fans On SmackDown Attacks

November 30, 2017

PHASE SHIFT: Pokkén Tournament Trainer Tips — An introduction to Pokkén Tournament DX’s footsies

Welcome to Phase Shift!

The goal of “PHASE SHIFT: Pokkén Tournament Trainer Tips” is to introduce the FGC to Pokkén Tournament DX’s meta, and examine how various skills from other games can be applied to Nintendo’s experimental Pokémon fighter.

One of the very first things you should be exposed to is Lucario’s 2Y: its range, speed, and safety form the foundation of his offense and gives us a reference point for future move discussion. This is the Ryu C.MK of Pokkén. And it’s going to be the foundation for the rest of our series to build upon, too.

For more PHASE SHIFT, be sure to subscribe to ShoryukenTube! And if you have any specific questions about Pokkén gameplay you’d like covered in a future video, let us know in the comments!

November 30, 2017

My Hero Academia: One’s Justice is coming to PS4 and Nintendo Switch

Ahead of its big unveiling next Monday, the latest issue of Weekly Shonen Jump has revealed that yes, we are indeed getting a My Hero Academia game called My Hero Academia: One’s Justice. Based on the limited screenshots in this initial reveal, the game looks to be similar to the Ultimate Ninja Storm series, with players controlling characters within a 3D arena.

So far, series protagonist Izuku Midoriya and series antagonist Tomura Shigaraki are confirmed as playable, with the article showing the two battling it out. There are also hints of two of Midoriya’s supers, with one image showing him with One for All Full Cowl activated, while the other looks like the aftermath of him firing a Delaware Smash. Based on these factors and that the promotional artwork shows the villain All for One, One’s Justice covers up to the start of the School Trip arc at the very least.

Expect footage of My Hero Academia: One’s Justice on Monday, with more to come out of Jump Festa on December 16th. You can check out the Shonen Jump scans, courtesy of ShonenGamez and YonkouProductions.