The mobile version of League of Angels has been updated with the Paradise Land update that brings cross-server guild vs guild action to the game called Dominion. Players of level 50+ fight for strongholds or territory with seasons lasting just a few days (Tuesday to Sunday). Winning guilds can receive companions and more.
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TGN Anime shares his first Dragon Ball FighterZ tournament experience, shines a light on Portugal’s FGC scene
The real testament of whether a game will survive in the FGC is its offline scene. In that light, it would certainly seem that Dragon Ball FighterZ is succeeding right now, drawing players to weeklies all around the world. Many of these players have never been to an offline tournament before.
Such is the case for the folks at TGN Anime. These creators of excellent DBFZ tutorials have, nevertheless, been raised exclusively on online play from other fighters. It took Arc System Work’s latest opus to finally draw them out of the woodwork. As they soon discovered, they weren’t alone.
This vlog doubles as something of a mini-documentary; it shows a new generation of players discovering the thrill of the tournament format, and simultaneously gives an insight into Portugal’s FGC. The 40-player event itself was run and organized by PT Fighters, whom you can follow the activity of here at their Twitch account, and through Twitter.
Source: TGN Anime
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The SRK Rollback: Best of February 16-22, 2018
Welcome to the Rollback: a frame-by-frame look back at our past week’s most notable news — and our favorite SRK articles — from February 16 to February 22, 2018!
Zavian “mushin_Z” Sildra, Editor-in-Chief:
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The ego and fighting games: Why it’s the biggest detriment to player development
Missing Person pulls from his own competitive experiences to discuss how getting hung up on winning is a surefire way to ensure it happens even less. Play to learn, and the rest will follow!
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SRK & Frabisaur present 5-MINUTE FOCUS: How to get more out of training mode!
Our new instructional video series kicks off with a look at some ways you can set up Street Fighter V‘s training mode to teach yourself to apply techniques on-the-fly!
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Evo 2018 registration is now open!
You can now register for the main stage games, buy tickets for the Sunday finals, and book rooms at Mandalay Bay at the event rate! You can also fill out applications for side-stage support, Artist Alley, and media badges!
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Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is getting the Orbonne Monastery stage this March
I personally love this news because not only does it verify that Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is getting supported with new content, but it’s also an iconic locale from one of my favorite games of all time. Enjoy, Ramza mains!
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BornFree considers the overabundance of Dragon Ball FighterZ’s Goku variations in this comedy skit
So… much… Goku…
Sam “Trilby” Foxall, Assistant Editor:
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Here are all the details for the 2018 Capcom Pro Tour!
Ready for another year of competition? Capcom have released all the details for the 2018 Capcom Pro Tour, complete with revisions to its point systems and the list of global Premier events.
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New visuals surface for upcoming Dragon Ball FighterZ DLC characters Bardock and Broly
KAKAROOOOOOOOT!
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Fangamer expands SNK collection with Terry Bogard hat made with original FATAL FURY team and more
Physically chuck your hat into the ring with this licensed Terry Bogard hat from Fangamer. Be careful that you may have to Burn Knuckle someone if you want to get it back.
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Patches to fix Dragon Ball FighterZ’s online issues are coming in February and March
Don’t worry DBFZ fans, the online fixes are on their way. In a roadmap laid out by producer Tomoko Hiroki, three patches are coming to sort out DBFZ’s various matchmaking issues — one later this month, and two in mid and late March.
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Ivy and Zasalamel join the SoulCalibur VI roster
The fan favorites keep on coming, as Ivy and Zasalamel have been revealed for SoulCalibur VI. I just need Cervantes and Astaroth back and the gang will be complete!
