Daigo Umehara and Tokido will clash in Street Fighter V at Kemonomichi 2

It’s a battle of legends! Can the Murderface slay The Beast?

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Daigo Umehara’s next exhibition match event, Kemonomichi 2, has revealed the next pair of competitors: and this time, two giants of Street Fighter will test their might against each other in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition! Hx.Twitch.CYG BST|Daigo Umehara himself will take on the Evo 2017 champion: Echo Fox’s Tokido! Check out the reveal trailer below, where these top-level fighters talk about their respective outlooks on fighting games — and each other.

Kemonomichi 2 takes place on March 10, 2018, and will also see Kotaka Shouten vs. Ito in Super Street Fighter II Turbo, and Yuyu vs. Tanukana in Tekken 7!

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Source: Daigo the BeasTV; original Evo 2017 Tokido photo by Ohsu Akira

Project Genom – Major PTS Update Nearing Completion, World Optimization Under Way

The latest Project Genom newsletter has been published to provide the community with the most up-to-date news about the game’s progress. With the dawn of a new week, the team has been hard at work preparing the next major PTS update that will bring a host of new and improved features to the forthcoming sci-fi MMO. Most notably, the update is nearing completion as the team is hard at work on world optimization in the zone closest to the starting location.

Dragon Ball FighterZ video roundup: Damage scaling analysis, Teen and Adult Gohan combos, and more!

Dragon Ball FighterZ tech keeps filling our inbox; here’s a quick hit of what the community has been sending our way!

rooflemonger wants to help you understand how combos work in DBFZ — in particular, their damage scaling:

Here are some Gohan (Adult) combos, with Trunks and Piccolo on assist duty:

Alternatively, David Bermudez gives the Teen version of Gohan some attention (with Cell and Goku Black assists):

Persona Entertainment continues to showcase DBFZ combos, this time featuring Tien!

Thanks again to everyone that sent in tips!

Sources: rooflemonger; playergodaines; David Bermudez; Persona Entertainment

– SteelSeries Rival 600: We Have Lift Off

It’s been a while since I’ve seen real innovation in a mouse but SteelSeries really pushes the envelope with its dual sensor Rival 600. The first of it’s kind, the Rival 600 has a sensor dedicated to lift-off detection – but does it really make a difference? Read on to find out.