Looking for specific Dragon Ball FighterZ footage? This match database is just what you need

The release of Dragon Ball FighterZ is nearly upon us, and you may have already been doing whatever you can to get the upper hand on the competition, including playing in the beta version. While there’s already a good amount of footage available online — particularly on YouTube — it’s not the most handy resource to search. Thankfully, there’s something better.

keeponrock.in, who has similar websites for BlazBlue: Central Fiction and Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, has made an online video database for Dragon Ball FighterZ. It’s a very useful tool, particularly if you know exactly what you’re looking for; you can narrow the search terms with a lot of parameters, such as specific characters, channels, players, and even versions. So if you want to see players who have used Beerus with Gohan and Frieza, or any other combinations, it’s a wonderful service.

What’s more, you can always catalogue videos by adding them to the site. Click an icon in the upper left-hand corner and press “add a video” to proceed. If you need help, don’t hesitate to reach out to keeponrock.in via Twitter, and refer to this handy visual guide:

Sources: rockthedrag.in; @keeponrock.in

theScore chronicles the professional Super Smash Bros. for Wii U career of ZeRo in this bio-short

If you talk about Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, one name is forever etched into its annals of greatness. Chile’s ZeRo has more tournament wins than the rest of the top players combined, and his commitment to being the best came to an abrupt end this month as he announced a hiatus from the game.

theScore chronicles his career, where he started from poverty and a tumultuous family life in Chile, to his dedication to grinding to be the best at the game in America. They also talk about not only his greatest achievements, such as a 53-tournament winning streak, but also his downturn after recovering from injury.

Source: theScore esports

Sea of Thieves – Closed Beta Extended Through January 31st

The Sea of Thieves Facebook page has been updated with a brief note to let players know that the closed beta has been extended for an extra two days due to “some players having a rocky time getting into the game”. As a result, closed beta testers will be able to play through January 31st. There is also an accompanying post on the Sea of Thieves site, however, the site is currently unavailable.

Check out the streaming schedule and meet your commentators for Evo Japan!

At last: Evo Japan is about to begin!

Evo Japan is about to kick off in Tokyo this weekend, and you won’t want to miss any of the action! The streaming timetable is set, so check it out below to see where you can catch your favorite titles, and in the language you prefer.

evo japan stream timetable

It’s also been revealed who will be lending their talent and personality to commentary at the event. Be sure to tune in and share their passion for this historic competition! The English stream starts at 4:00 PM PT today on Evo’s Twitch channel!

evo japan commentary list

Sources: Evo Japan (Twitter); Evo (Twitter)