Month: December 2017

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Rock the dragon with Dragon Ball FighterZ’s opening cinematic

Shown off during Sunday’s episode of Dragon Ball Super, Bandai Namco and Arc System Works have shown the opening cinematic of Dragon Ball FighterZ off to the world. In true ASW style, you’ve got screeching guitars and guttural vocals playing, while the cast of DBFZ duke it out.

Everyone in the roster — besides SSB Goku and Vegeta — get a chance in the spotlight, suggesting that you may get a new cinematic once you unlock the two blue-haired Saiyans after completing Story Mode. DBFZ’s villain Android 21 makes the briefest of cameos, but I still reckon she will feature as the game’s secret character — filling that final spot right underneath Beerus on the character select screen.

With the open beta starting on January 13th, you haven’t got long to wait for Dragon Ball FighterZ!

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment America

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BCF’s online tournament VODs for Injustice 2, Tekken 7, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, and Street Fighter V now available

Body Count Fighting has built themselves into a major force for the Los Angeles FGC scene with their fun, championship-centered event series “BCF.” But earlier this month, they pivoted into a new format, running their first-ever online tournaments for Injustice 2, Tekken 7, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, and Street Fighter V.

Linked above are playlists of the VODs for each tournament, and you can click here for a look at each of the brackets. The winner of each tournament will get flown to the next BCF live event to compete in a feature match for their respective game against California’s best.

Source: bcfighting

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Zy Universe – Tackling Animations & Concept Art Moving Along

The latest Zy Universe newsletter has been released to provide fans with a look at what the team has been up to most recently. Among other things, concept art for portions of the game is in its final stages of development. In addition, the team is working out the kinks in the animation process using the Unity Engine. Lastly, the UI and inventory systems are being given a pass.