Month: January 2018

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Zato-1 takes a walk on the dark side in this Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 combo video

Zato has always been a largely popular character with Guilty Gear players, and his setups and abilities show exactly why he is popular. He doles out damage while looking amazing doing so.

In this combo video for Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, we see a lot of impractical and flashy combos from Zato-1. From wall carriers to Free Willys that will make Birdie hang his head in shame, we see multiple different setups from grabs, jump-ins, and high and low mix-ups to showcase what high-execution Zato looks like.

Source: KurlyBandit

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ESPN Esports recaps the amazing upsets over Super Smash Bros. Melee at Genesis 5

If you were in hiding over the weekend, you likely missed some amazing hype at Genesis 5 in Super Smash Bros. Melee. The five gods are starting to fall, and they fell like dominoes at the hands of Plup — as the Sheik main dispatched of Armada, Mango, and the #1 ranked Hungrybox on his way to his title and a meteoric ascent in rank.

But that was not the only big story coming out of Genesis. As ESPN reports, not only did Plup slay giants, but further giants were slain earlier in the bracket, as Mew2King fell before top 8, and Leffen and Hungrybox continued their drama. Check out ESPN’s full report here.

Source: ESPN Esports

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EVE Online – Bringing Down a Keepstar-Class Citadel Could Cost Pandemic Horde $1M

EVE Online players are massing for what appears to be the most costly, if not the largest, space battle in the game’s history. Over the course of the past two weeks, The Imperium has been assaulting Pandemic Horde’s Keepstar-class Citadel, the largest single structure that players can own. As of today, the Keepstar is in serious trouble and, if destroyed, it could cost players over a million dollars in in-game items.

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BoxeR-King explains how to make informed sidestep decisions in Tekken 7

For those looking to step up their Tekken 7 game, Tekkengamer.com’s sidestep optimization list is well-known. But it’s one thing to know which side a character is more vulnerable to step to, it’s an altogether different thing to understand why they are weak to that side, and how to apply this information.

BoxeR-King‘s latest tutorial video is about exactly that topic: analyzing your opponent and making a intelligent decision based off of what your opponent is doing. Check out his guide both for the theory and for practical examples (such as stepping after the very-common Dragunov While Running 2).

Source: BoxeR-King